Do you have a Guilty Pleasure Television show?

[Tofali]

Outlander and Downton Abbey. The lengths i go to hide that i'm watching these shows is ridiculous lol!

[simbob4000]

My guilty pleasure tv show used to be Maury but then i got sick of it and i stopped watching.

That show seems to all be the same thing now.

[Mia]

It used to be The Blacklist. But the show has gotten better this season. Whereas before it came across as if they were just making up the story as they went along.

[chico25]

Before it ended True Blood. Terrible show that got progressively worse but I couldn't stop watching.

[Professor Moriarty]

That show seems to all be the same thing now.

yeah, paternity test after paternity test.

they stopped doing people with strange phobias and my mom dresses too sexy.

i think the reason they stopped doing shows about disfigured people is because of that episode of south park they did.

[TheLemsterPju]

There's no such thing as a "guilty pleasure" because I don't think anyone should feel guilty for what they like.

If we're talking potentially unpopular opinions on shows that are otherwise disliked by a significant crowd, I'd have to go with Hulk and the Agents of SMASH.....Yeah. A cartoon.

[harashkupo]

It used to be The Blacklist. But the show has gotten better this season. Whereas before it came across as if they were just making up the story as they went along.

C'mon there's nothing to feel guilty about, it's James Spader

[quinnzel]

There's no such thing as a "guilty pleasure" because I don't think anyone should feel guilty for what they like.

This.

Lots of people hate Teen Titans Go! but I absolutely love it. I think it's hilarious and it's light-hearted and makes me laugh. It's one of those shows that just makes me happy. I also have the first two seasons of SpongeBob on DVD and I watch those too when I need a pick-me-up and something light. sorrynotguilty

[Vworp Vworp]

There's no such thing as a "guilty pleasure" because I don't think anyone should feel guilty for what they like.

This x 2.

And as much as I understand and acknowledge that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, at some fundamental level, part of me will always believe that anyone who doesn't like the things I like is simply wrong.

[MarvelMaster616]

I don't know what constitutes a guilty pleasure show. But if I do have one, I'm going to say it Married...With Children. That show is a classic. It's crude, obscene, and politically incorrect. It would probably never work in today's media. But that's what makes it so enjoyable.

[t hedge coke]

My guilty pleasure shows aren't really for any of their content, just for how often I rewatch them. I've seen episodes of Gilmore Girls, I Love Lucy, and Prosecutor Princess way too often. Yo Gabba Gabba. I've watched way too much Yo Gabba Gabba with or without children present.

Married...With Children... politically incorrect.

It wasn't, really, especially not for the time. Anything that appears to be is couched in some indictment of either a character or us, the audience. It was a pretty "play fair" and liberal show, it just wasn't touchyfeely about it.

[banky]

Watching Property Brothers and House Hunters has become a weekly ritual for me and my girlfriend.

There's nothing wrong with watching HGTV as an adult thinking about buying a house/apartment. I love watching House hunters International to see how living spaces overseas compare to american trends.

[Jim Kelly]

Part of the pleasure is the guilty feeling. If you don't feel like you're doing something you shouldn't, it's just not as exciting.

[harashkupo]

Sorry if I wasn't that clear when I started this thread. This sums up what I think of a guilty pleasure.

A guilty pleasure is something one enjoys and considers pleasurable despite feeling guilt for enjoying it. The "guilt" involved is sometimes simply fear of others discovering one's lowbrow or otherwise embarrassing tastes, such as campy styles of entertainment.

There are television shows that aren't the greatest and have a boat load of problems going for them. Kinda like my lovely BGT mentioned at the beginning. Regardless, I can't stop watching and enjoying the heck out of it. I just wanted to see if there were others who would normally avoid certain shows but are drawn to them anyways.

[Daryl]

All of those "Pawn Stars" and Storage whatever shows, back when I had cable.

Now that I don't, I guess it would be Judge Judy.