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This show is exactly what its name historically means, an over the top horror story that you can't help but read. It's fun, creepy, and I love the throwback to the literature of the time.

This show reminds me of a throwback to when I used to watch "Murder She Wrote" with my grandmother...but with a pretty sassy vixen who does what ever she damn well pleases. May the 20's never end for Miss Fisher!

This is everything everyone loves about Jackass, but better. They guys are actually funny, they care when one of them gets hurt and takes care of each other, while at the same time still pulling pranks and doing stunts.

Bring me single white female lawyer! So 90's and so much fun. It is over the top, and coo-key, but still entertaining.

It wasn't the most amazing show, but it was fun to watch and did a great job retelling the Dracula tale.

Fantastic show. They all do a wonderful job playing their characters. I'm surprised it didn't go on longer. There wasn't enough closure at the end.

This show is hilarious. People keep comparing it to "girls," but it is nothing like it. Yes it is about young women in their 20's not knowing what they are doing, but without the pretentiousness, useless nudity, and much more love and support...with some excessive pot use.

I still get pulled into this show even though it really does have its cheesy moments. The first five seasons were the best and it has gone down from there, but it is still fun to watch. Plus, I like listening to the guy that is the voice of Fat Tony on The Simpsons!

I love that there are enough good-natured celebrities to do this. Makes me wish I was famous just so I could make Zach Galifianakis fake cry.

This show was so great in the 3rd to 5th season, by the end it was really pushing it. You are going to hate Ted, he was just as annoying as Ross in "Friends," there is no way around it. Barney and Marshall are the best characters. Just know, you will never really give a shit about the mother, even when after you meet her. That of course, was never the point of the entire story.