Here are the shows I can remember off hand as well watched at some point in time;

Smallville, Angel, Charmed, Enterprise, Stargate SG-1
Buffy, Farscape, X-Files, Roswell, Star Trek/TNG/Voyager
Dark Shadows, Now and Again, Galactica, Mutant X,
Quantum Leap, Babylon 5, John Doe, Sliders, Automan
Battlestar Galactica, The Bionic Woman, Earth 2
Six Million Dollar Man, The Flash, First Wave, RoboCop
Forever Knight, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
The Invisible Man, Highlander, The Incredible Hulk
Red Dwarf, Andromeda, The Twilight Zone, Land of the Giants
LEXX, Lost in Space, Earth Final Conflict, The Sentinel
SeaQuest DSV/2032, The Outer Limits, Swamp Thing
Xena: Warrior Princess, Strange World, The Time Tunnel

.... Ok yes I love scifi, hmm.
Can you think of any other shows you've watched or seen some part of?
And how about telling us why you like or dislike any particular show.

7 Days, on Spike TV after lunch time. Most excellent. Time travel, secret military stuff. Very cool!

I just updated the list, and I can't believe I forgot 7 days.. Ahh!
Yes it was a very interesting show, and I liked it quite a bit..

I can't wait for New Year's Eve to watch the Twilight Zone marathon. It's such an awesome series!

Yes, an awesome show. Makes you think quite a bit, and at first I really didn't like it that much. The old black and white format, as well as being quite old. Deterred me into thinking it wouldn't be meaningful at all. While I caught a show here and there, I finally went ahead and watched most of the marathon. It's a true classic, and I suggest anyone watch it.

7 Days captured some of the technical stuff that I always thought about that no other time travel movie/show ever discussed. Like when the guy that goes back in time said that he takes a week off of his life every time he goes back in time. And even though he catches back up with himself after that week is up he is still a week older than he should be. And he will age faster if he keeps it up. Think about it... 52 jumps and he's a year older than he really should be.

I can't remember the name, but it's the one where the guy travells to the past, and he brings his computer friend in a credit card thing. The guy that was in it was the guy who played Elvis in his younger years.

I also liked the one with they Asian guy who lost his brother, but the ghost kept coming back to help him. I think Michael Wong played the star.

And then there is the recently cancelled one, where this girl gets a special glove, and then she has all sorts of powers and a sword. I think Yancy Butler stared in it.

As you can tell, I am not very good at remembering names, even of shows that I watched for years, LOL.

Wow you realy have a list going there. How about UFO?

I don't remember the one about the ghost, but I do somewhat remember the glove with sword one. Since I didn't really watch it much, nothing more than a episode at best, I as well can't remember it's name. But with a little thinking about the details you gave and my remembering Lambert, I was able to find the title of;

Time Trax
In Time Trax a cop from the 22nd century, Darien Lambert has travelled back to our time to chase fugitives from the future. These criminals often use whatever knowledge they have of things to come (including inventions) to gain an advantage over the present day police officers.
Lambert has only one weapon - a portable stun gun/time machine to send the criminals back, built into his key ring - and a holographic database, SELMA, disguised as a MasterCard.

Was also great show with an interesting plot.

Yes, yes yes, you are good. The one about the Asian guy and his ghost brother was part of the TNT (I think) Six Pack or something. They had all those kind of crime fighting shows one right after the other.

I will google and find it, now my curiousity has gotten to me.

Which show is it?
Is it the 1970's British UFO Series?
Or something else?

OK found it, it wasn't Michael Wong it was Russell Wong. I went to school with them both, so I get them mixed up.

Here is part of the info:

Vanishing Son, in which he played a Chinese political activist exiled in America. The show was popular enough to spawn three sequels, and was later spun off into a syndicated TV series. After Vanishing Son ran its course, Wong moved on to more big-screen work, including major roles in Prophesy II, The Tracker, and Romeo Must Die, as well as the made-for-TV epic The Lost Empire. Russell Wong is also the brother of Michael Wong, a fellow thespian active in both Hong Kong and the United States. ~ All Movie Guide

The remaining info. can be found at: Barnes and Noble-Biography

Adrian Paul in the show Tracker, was also good.

Yes, that's right, yup, that was good.

The 1970's British UFO Series.

That's what I asked...
But another show called, Alien Nation I somewhat liked but it's leopard looking aliens were an new and amusing outlook upon aliens.

The new Battlestar Galactica seems to be a promising and interesting revival. Yet I've heard from a few people, that they didn't want to see this show which.. (Will "Re-imagine" The Original Series.) Are you going to watch it when it airs? or Do you think some shows should not be revived?

Some shows should not be revived. Like remember the Timecop TV show? That lasted about 2 episodes...man did it suckass.

Sorry about that. I ment the British show.

Well then, I never actually watched it.
Was it good?

I thought it was great when I was a kid but when I got to see it again a few years ago it was nasty.