I watch whatever Amazon prime offers up. Currently Bones, New Tricks, 30 Rock , Star Trek TOS, and Community. I can't stand laugh tracks or commercials anymore so that leaves out a lot of potentially enjoyable shows like Seinfeld.
I just finished watching all 79 episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series DVD which I started to re-watch mid-March last year when we got our first stay-at-home-orders. One thing that really sticks out is how bland the third season really is; I've long know/felt it was weak but for some reason really noticed the drop in overall quality. While there were some ok-ish episodes, the cast wasn't 'handled properly' and the stories generally weak or outright dumb. But, I have to say "The Way To Eden" is one of my favorite "Star Trek" episodes for several wacky reasons heh...and, I just made this connection a couple of days ago after watching it, that "Adam" (the cosmic space-guitar player) is played be the same guy (Charles Napier) who was the leader of "The Good Old Boy" from The Blues Brothers movie. That revelation was strangely noteworthy for some reason lol. "...leader of the band, drive the Winnebago." "...I'm gunna crack my knuckles and jump for joy, got a clean bill of health from Dr. McCoy."
I have been going through our Season One Blu-ray set and the Complete Collection DVD set, as well, but I disagree regarding the third season; even as a kid, taping these on VHS off of a public domain channel broadcasted from Pennsylvania (I can actually remember that!), I always liked the last season. Some real favorites of mine are in there, including Spectre of the Gun, All Our Yesterdays, Wink of an Eye, etc. Just preference, I suppose.
I should add that the third season indeed had some great episodes and some of my favorites, definitely. It's just that of all the seasons it's the most uneven as far as quality and many/most of the worst episodes came from this season. The bad episodes are really bad heh but I do have a soft spot for the entire series. The third season does contain the most emotional moment for me in the entire series (and for Spock in particular) when, in "All Our Yesterdays", Spock has to leave Zarabeth and she turns around with tears in her eyes, knowing that she'll never see another person ever again and will die completely alone....that scene is heavy. I really felt empathy for both of them. When Spock and McCoy get back to the Library and Spock says she's been 'dead and buried for 5,000 years now' that always really got to me, even when I watched this as a 10-year old. Some of my favorite episodes from that season: -"Day Of The Dove": Kang was the best Klingon in the series; I saw his and Mara's original outfits at a Star Trek exhibition which was cool... -"Wink Of An Eye": always thought the concept of an 'accelerated local time frame' was interesting -"Requiem for Methuselah": another very interesting concept, and one of my all time favorite Trek moments was when Flint says "...I am Brahms." That blew my mind and still does An "Yarnek" from "The Savage Curtain" is likely my favorite Trek monster...love that cute rocky guy lol.
Couldn't agree more about episodes like Day of the Dove (which is one of my personal favorites, too). Can't tell you how many times I've watched it... I also have a soft spot for The Enterprise Incident, Who Mourns for Adonais, The Doomsday Machine, Whom Gods Destroy, Turnabout Intruder...
Watched two episodes of The Mandalorian on Disney+ yesterday. Also watched some Big Bang Theory (on Blu-Ray) yesterday. Watched some of The Addams Family on PlutoTV this morning. Currently watching A Haunting on Discovery+.
Coyote. Enjoying the show but could they make Michael Chiklis any less appealing as a character? Wandavision. Great show.
Cops--Pluto TV Dr. Who classic--Pluto TV Resident Alien--SyFy Channel, not great, pretty pedestrian, like most of their shows. 60 Minutes