Syndicated programming is the stuff that airs during the day and late at night, usually after your local news. Do you watch any of it?

I watch Jeopardy but am not sure if that counts as syndicated programming as I'm not sure if NBC just owns the rights to it.

I also watch Who Wants to be a Millionaire sometimes.

I don't watch any of those talk shows like Maury, Jerry Springer, etc.

Those dating shows (Blind Date, Elimidate, etc.) are good for a laugh.

I never watch any of the shows like Andromeda, etc. which actually seem to be a dying breed with most getting canned (Mutant X, etc.) as people just look to the Sci-Fi Channel for similar programming.

I occasionally watch episodes of The King of Queens, Home Improvement, and Yes, Dear when they're on.

You?

Hahaha, I love Cheaters. I just watched one not too long ago about lesbians and one was cheating with a dude and the other lesbian totally kicked his ass and pushed him into a pond. It was awesome.

I watch Charmed sometimes. Arrested Development on G4. My Super Sweet Sixteen, Exposed, Parental Control on MTV. Sometimes I'll watch cartoons on Cartoon Network.

I tend to catch up on shows that I had never watched before and discovered them late.

Case in Point, I watched Scrubs for the first time this year when it came on Comedy Central and watch it 4 times a day. (though now I think Im all caught up except for one episode)

I have now just started to watch King of Queens, too.

Do Around The Horn and Pardon The Interruption count as syndicated programs? (on ESPN) I watch those too.

Pretty much just Friends and Scrubs reruns.

Yeah, the usual... Friends, Seinfield, Jeopardy, sports highlights, music videos.

I just turned the TV on and happened to catch an episode of Scrubs on Comedy Central. It was the episode with my absolute favorite JD/Turk scene, when Turk comes back from his honeymoon. They cut the whole thing! WTF?

will & grace

Friends, my favourite show ever. I'llwatch evey episode on syndication, even though I have all the seasons. Its my life. King of Queens, The Nanny, Sienfield.. basically TBS