Newmark's Door

I don't know about in general, but I do find Graham Norton's show entertaining. (You can just watch the highlights on YouTube.)

The first one with Jerry Stiller is great.

This list misses a bunch of really great ones--Church Lady, Hans and Franz, Fernando, Killer Bees--but it is still a good list.

I enjoyed The Sopranos a lot. But the episodes toward the end where Tony is dreaming were quite tedious.

And The Wire is even better.

Universal translators, photon torpedoes, tractor beams, and more.

I haven't watched any of these yet, but I find the idea interesting: "The STAR TREK CONTINUES webseries boldly completes the original five-year mission."

Made me and my wife laugh out loud.

(Hint for those who don't get it: it's a Star Trek reference.)

"If truth-telling and spade-calling that defy political correctness and that refuse to make concessions to victimhood are the stuff of modern conservative virtues, then Dr. Now — the author of The Scale Does Not Lie, People Do — is very much a conservative hero. He may seem like a glutton for punishment, but he is a man for these troubled times."

Interviewee on live TV surprises the reporter. Made me laugh.

A cable TV channel offering old school TV. Includes one of the favorites from my youth, Time Tunnel.