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Me:
Antiques Roadshow, the Beeb and PBS. A double gun valuation on the programme was the catalyst to my collection.
This Old House, 30 something years. I think Steve was the best host.
The Wood Wright's Shop. Watching Roy destroy projects, break tools and cut, smash, scrape, mangle himself and others for almost 30 years.

Wife:
Strikeback, Sex and guns!
NCIS, the crush on "Mr. Shoup" continues.
Castle, the crush on "Mal Reynolds" continues.
Suits, because "Zoë Washburne" was "Mal's" number 1. And she keeps trying to find something entertaining that "Wash" has appeared in and winds up watching "A Knights Tale" over and over, because there isn't anything.

I have nothing to add but will check out some of these if they ever make it to streaming Netflix.

Longmire, Castle, NCIS, Alaska State Troopers, Person of Interest, CSI, ER, Untold Stories of the ER, ID, Elementary (Holmes & Watson), Bones, Major Crimes, Ice Road Truckers, Gold Rush, and other similar programs.

When "nothing" on I haven't seen already: History Channel, Pawn Stars, re-run of Star Trek, Deadliest Catch, and related. (I avoid completely any program that glamorizes or insinuates (sp) homosexuality, sit-coms, or stupid slap-stick comedy...

I'm watching How I Met Your Mother, Ghost Hunters, Modern Family and Conan. I also enjoy American Dad, And Family guy as well.

Generally Castle (yep, Captain Mal... but it's also a fun show) and Bones. I'm trying Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and so far it's been interesting. I'm not much into the superheroes/comic book stuff, but it was something new by Joss Whedon so I thought I'd try it. It's not running right now, but I've enjoyed Top Shot when it's on.

I'm not big on TV overall; I gave it up when I was about 10. But my brother got me hooked on The Office when I was in college, and then my husband introduced me to Castle and Bones...

1. Chicago Fire
2. Blue Bloods
3. The Rifleman
4. The Andy Griffith Show
5. A-Team
6. 3 Stooges/Marx Bros./Little Rascals etc...(anything black and white and funny).

Wipeout and The Voice are guilty pleasures. I enjoyed Capture until the Brit brats spent half a show whinging about peanutbutter. NCIS:LA is still pure comedy gold.

Married With Children
Family Guy
Walking Dead
Once Upon a Time