Twenty Signs You Watch too Much Television
You find yourself wondering if your best friend is a Cylon
You watch your doctor carefully for signs of Vicodin pill-popping, a sign of true genius. If you go to the hospital, meanwhile, you loudly demand a consult from Dr. House.
If seeking a lawyer, you find yourself scanning the law section of your yellow pages for Wolfram & Hart
You've tried to pick someone up by giving them a seductive grin and a smooth "how YOU doin'?"
You watch the news about the latest terror threat, and can't help but think that Jack Bauer would have things cleaned up in less than a day...
You encounter a tough puzzle or question and wonder what Ken Jennings's answer would be
You've watched so much Iron Chef America and Top Chef that you start critiquing your favorite restaurant's 'plating' and 'presentation'
Thanks to your addiction to "Ugly Betty" and "Project Runway," you've started using terms like "swag," "fashionista," and "matchy-matchy" in everyday conversation
When shopping at the grocery store, you ask yourself what Alton would buy
You suspect you live on a Hellmouth -- and have started talking seriously about the conspiracy with friends and family members
You're cleaning house and wish Vern, Candace, or Debbie would come transform your living room -- in 7 days or less
You say frack instead of the usual f-bomb. And (here's the sad part) you don't even realize you aren't actually saying the f-bomb.
You go to vote for Sheriff, and find yourself looking for Keith Mars's name on the ballot
You think Jimmy James's classic "Super Karate Monkey Death Car" speech is one of the classic moments in 21st century corporate America
You sing the Jeopardy theme song while waiting for someone to answer an important question
You know 50 different ways to slay a vampire (and have a witty quip ready to use for each one)
You've had serious debates with friends, family and coworkers about whether Ross and Rachel were actually "on a break."
When facing a computer malfunction, you wonder what Chloe, Mac or Willow would do
You encounter a roadblock when driving, and are able to recite Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan's definition of a Roadblock ("a choice between two tasks, each with its own pros and cons")
You know all the words to Bill McNeil's Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor ad... ("DAYAM... IT's CRAZZAPPY!") and you can even sing along to Bill's "Real Deal" theme song, to boot














