Watched all of Spaced again.
Finished all of The IT Crowd (well, whatever was on Netflix).
Portlandia.
Re-watching old Doctor Who. Watched Asylum of the Daleks when it premiered and hated it. I'm way more of a RTD fan and really don't like the direction that Moffat is taking the show and I can't wait to get rid of the Ponds.

catching up on The Walking Dead...gotta finish season 2 before the start of the new season

My girlfriends really into Doctor Who so i just watched "Rose", the first episode that started off the new series. It's actually pretty good.

Just finished the first 6 seasons of Supernatural. I didn't think I'd care for the show to much but it's actually pretty good.

Boardwalk Empire
Perception
Sons of Anarchy

The 7th season sucked

I started watching Doctor Who when I was like 5 years old and grew up with Tom Baker. I have ALL the Doctor Who episodes from the 3rd to the 8th Doctors (Movie) and am a major fan of the series. I am usually pretty critical and "underwhelmed" when someone tries to revamp something I like that much.

That said, the 1st season with Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper as Rose was fantastic in my book. I lost interest after he decided not to come back. I've seen maybe a dozen David Tennant and Matt Smith episodes and have not been near as impressed as I was with the Eccleston & Piper season.

Ghost Hunters

Still a little strange not seeing Grant.

I agree with everything you said (Tom Baker is my fave Doctor of all time and I adored the Christopher Eccleston/Billie Piper series) and though I despised David Tennant (I quit watching the show after his second series) however I disagree about Matt Smith he has reinvigorated my adoration of the series. I love how much more majestic and epic the series has become and I think he is a million times better than the insincere tree trunk David Tennant was.

Speaking of which the last tv show I saw was the next in the new series:
A Town Called Mercy-I suppose it was inevitable that they would do a wild west episode with the doctor seeking redemption after showing no mercy at the end of "Dinosaurs In A Ship". I'm afraid my personal hatred of westerns meant I despised this especially as it throws up every cliche it can associated with the genre; duel at high noon etc. Still on the bright side it was certainly darker than Dinosaurs In A Ship but felt like an idea laced with plot holes and a poorly thought out concept that feels hastily thrown together in an effort to give it substance but fails miserably. Though I'm sure if you like Westerns and the idea of a sci-fi western you will lap it up.

Just getting through the U.S version of Wilfred, nearly finished season 2, I didn't think it was very good at first, just the change from the Australian characters I guess, but it has really gotten better. If you haven't seen it, or gave up after a few episodes I recommend you give it more time. It's very rewarding.