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Eden of the East is a survival games anime where lucky phone holders have access to billions of yen. There only direction is to use this money to change the world. Causing a slew of problems and creating more then one national crisis, Eden of the East tells the story of people trying to change the world.

This long running anime is the story of one ninja village and the orphaned ninja who refused to take no for answer. This is the story of Naruto. Inspiring and filled with some astounding scenes, Naruto is one of the most popular anime in the world.

The beautiful gothic tale of a wronged man's revenge, Gankutsuou is an experience. From the beautiful music scores used, to the sharp way it is animated, the show sets a tone and maintains it. I highly recommend watching the first episode, if you liked it you will love the series.

The funny spin-off of Family Guy, Cleveland show maintains a lot of the McFarlane humor while losing some of the randomness. Each season grows and proves that this show deserves to be watched. If you enjoy the later seasons go back and watch the first. If you don't, do not waste your time.

Funny and full of heart, Mom convincingly tells the story of two alcoholic women taking it one day at a time. Featuring amazing peformances by Anna Faris and Alison Janney, this sitcom is a treat to watch.

An anime about the unknown god Yato might sound cliche to you. But the result is a show that any anime fan can appreciate. With light moments, familiar anime situations, and a great story to tell Noragami is a must watch!

King of Queens reruns can be found on just about every major channel for a good reason. This comedy is funny, and great for fans of CBS comedy. Centered around a marriage between two outspoken people, overweight Doug and loud Carrie make for some very funny television.

One of the very best spin-off animes I have ever seen, Soul Eater Not succeeds in a lot of areas. It is very cute capturing the charm of the original Soul Eater. It has a great cast of almost all female characters, telling a very cute story about friendship. While a little sexualized for younger viewers, the show does not go beyond an acceptable level of fan service. This show ends up telling a very beautiful narrative and is totally worth checking out!

Pokemon is nothing short of a phenomenon. Tugging at the heartstrings and childhoods of many, this show has surprising replay value for devotees and kids at heart.

Cancelled too soon, Married is a strong tv comedy. Highlighting the awkward times of ones late thirties, this show features some very impressive work by Nat Faxon, Jenny Slate and Brett Gelman. But the standout star is long time television veteran Judy Greer, in some of the best performances of her career.