I've always enjoyed the 3 Stargate series.  SG1, Atlantis, and now Universe are all entertaining shows in my opinion.  I'm quite bummed that they've canceled new seasons of Stargate Universe though. 

Hi,
Well I like all sorts of shows, my favourites have to be doctor who, which is a show in the UK about a well, basically, alien who takes human form saving the universe, he's a time lord, and travels in a tardis, which stands for time and reletive dimension in space, which has a very iconic sound.
He has enemies, several of them in fact, but the most notable have to be, by far, the daleks.
Their battle cry, "Exterminate!" has become synominous with them.
Another favourite show of mine is the Gadget Show, which is, as you'd guess, a show about the latest technology, they do challenges with presenters doing crazy things sometimes, they build things, they test latest smartphones and such (including going out in the country for signal tests and other stuff like testing action shots), as well as absalutely crazy stuff which i sort of forgot.
They do "test it to destruction" where they test just how durable and unbreakable products are, offten to extremes -- they burn it, they dunk it in water, they even test bulletproof things with actual bullets, and it can really get pretty crazy.
Then they have normal stuff too, they have top fives and what sort of show would be perfect without a huge competition? at the moment they do one every week where they give away around a hundred different gadgets.
As to films, well I like all sorts. Star Wars, Pirates of the caribbean, various animated films (toy story series particularly, anything by pixar at that, dreamworks who are the guys behind shrek, etc)
Oh and of course Harry Potter.

B5 is indeed exceptional, welcome to the fold. Star Trek had some good moments, I liked mid to later episodes of Deep Space Nine in particular but the finale was very weak. Voyager's finale was pretty good though.

As for Stargate, I enjoyed SG1 and Atlantis but didn't get on with Universe. I was spitting mad that they cancelled Atlantis to make Universe, now they've cancelled that too? Well at least cancelling Atlantis gave the actress who played Sam Carter the chance to do Sanctuary, awful as her faux British accent is.

Eureka, released as "A Town Called Eureka" here in Britain so it didn't conflict with an old science show, is also exceptional. It has some downright hilarious episodes and some downright stunning episodes, and somehow it manages to move between the two with seemingly no effort whatsoever. If you haven't caught it Eureka is a town in the middle of nowhere in the US full of nothing but geniuses, even the local cafe/restaurant owner has some high flying food science qualification it eventually turns out. Jack Carter ends up as Sherriff of Eureka, and he has practically no scientific knowledge whatsoever and a tendency to get on the nerves of the more uptight scientists, but combined with all the geniuses and the secret government facility... which for some reason the whole town knows about, nice secrecy there... leads to some very odd situations. They've had everything from unknown alien craft incoming to a schoolchild making a model of the solar system for a project and accidentally making a real miniature sun that almost burns the town to uninhabitability, not to mention sending up a flipping big flare saying "secret facility here" to the rest of the world if they spot the miniature sun.

Two and a  half men is one of my favorites.
I  also loved the show The Sopranos and another show called the shield.
I  also like Rosanne, and Home Improvement.