TV shows/Movies you're surprised you enjoyed

[patmahe]

As per title.

Programs where you probably aren't the target audience or shouldn't enjoy it but do.



I find shaun the sheep amusing, I like the way it doesn't take itself very seriously but is very well executed and the humour though often immature is executed very intelligently.

So come on whats your guilty little secret

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Hey Arnold!

It's anmazing, excellently written, funny, enjoyable and a little tongue in cheek humour adults can get without going mental like Ren and Stimpy. I still use Helga G Pataki's trademark line "Crymiti!"



The othe programme in a similar vein is Rocko's Modern Life, a little more off the wall but still excellent:



If you have a free 10 minutes watch any Rocko's modern life episode on YouTube.

[Gun]

Can't beat a bit of SpongeBob!

[Marquis_Rex]

Love Actually.
Thought it would be a pathetic sappy romantic comedy.
It wasn't.
I actually quite liked it.

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In terms of films Mean Girls I thought would be crap but it's pretty funny.

[Man-At-Arms]

Toy Story was on BBC again the other day, found myself laughing at most of the lines

[Obi Wan]

12 rounds. I was expecting a giant turkey of a film but it was pretty decent. I'm not sure becuase I had such low expectations or because it was a genienuely good film but I enjoyed to my suprise. One to add to the DVD collection when it's released.

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Man-At-Arms said:

Toy Story was on BBC again the other day, found myself laughing at most of the lines

You're surprised you enjoyed Toy Story? Why? It's simply one of the best films ever made.

[Moose.]

Desperate Housewives

Genially surprised I like this series but it's very cleverly written, very funny and the characters work so well together. Try it, you might be surprised too

[Shellz_Mach1]

Recent BBC series "All the Small Things". Comedy/drama about a church choir would not normally appeal but it was on and we found ourselves watching and were sad when it ended.

[The_Burg]

Reggie Perrin, apart from the canned laughter.
Wanted to hate it but was actually rather good.