> Dialog rich comedy is generally the most demanding. Really? I find that the easiest to just listen to, especially once I know who all the characters are. Ge

> Dialog rich comedy is generally the most demanding. Really? I find that the easiest to just listen to, especially once I know who all the characters are. Generally it's not important what they're doing, just what they're saying, so I can just listen while doing other things. Like the shows I relisten to all the time (not watch) while working on the computer are Newsradio, Corner Gas, Larry Sanders, Mr. Show, Red Dwarf, Scrubs, Psych, Arrested Development, Mighty Boosh, Flight of the Conchords, Yes Minister, Mitchell and Webb Look, and a more recent addition, Letterkenny. Pretty much none of that requires my visual attention, except to know that there's a visual gag here or there. Granted, I usually paid attention the first time I watched it, but not on the rewatch.