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It’s gotta be star trek for me
Which type eg TNG DS9 etc?;
Yes.
TNG and DS9 mostly
Trailer park boys, hilarious yet wholesome.
Psych!
M.A.S.H.
Good call!
The Red Green Show. It’s just folksy enough to be relaxing, and it’s nice that Red reminds you every episode that we’re all in this together.
Farscape is my favourite but also,
- Derry Girls
- The IT Crowd
- Black Books
- 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Tokyo Diner. It always makes feel calmer.
I don’t know that one what’s it about?
It’s about a diner in Tokyo that’s open from midnight until 7 in the morning, and the deal is the diner’s owner will make anything a customer requests, as long as he has the ingredients. There are a few recurring characters but generally each episode is about a new diner coming in and requesting a certain dish, and you find out why that meal is special to them and learn a little about their background.
It’s very wholesome and visually satsifying (especially if you like watching food being made).
That sounds lovely!
Golden Girls and a cheesecake
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
They make me laugh even when I’m sad.
Futurama if I want to watch something. I fall asleep to shows and movies and if that’s the goal it’s a MST3K/Rifftrax treatment of Time Chasers.
I like HIMYM, Frasier, The Great North and Abbot Elementary. They’re quiet shows where good things happen.
Same for me on Fraiser. The new Ghosts series is pretty fun. Oh and The Vicar of Dibley.
I really like Ghosts too! Vicar of Dibley is the ultimate feel good safe tv
Both versions of All Creatures Great and Small are pretty good.
The super fan edit of the US version of The Office usually. I have a separate library in Plex just for this so I can put it on shuffle and let it run.
On the rare occasion I get bored with it, or to give my wife a break which is needed more often, I’ll mix in Parks and Rec, Brooklyn 99, or Modern Family.
Not quite a show but the Marketplace podcast (marketplace.org or perhaps this PRI show is carried on your local NPR station) – for some reason Kai Ryssdal’s voice just makes it all better
