Hola!
I'm a fan of ST:NG, even if I do tease it at times. Though for me, it kind of ends with ST:NG, Voyager, and DS9, I haven't been able to get into the newer stuff (including movies) after that, even if there are cool eps here or there (and Lower Decks can have me howling with laughter the few times I've seen it, but it still hasn't fully hooked me). To me, the future is pretty much as shown in the last ep of ST: NG (All Good Things). I consider the rest to be more "professional fanfic." For me, if others embrace what comes after, I'm glad they can enjoy it, but it's not for me (I might actually be able to enjoy it more if it was its own series in a different universe). I've also read many of the novels from back then, but not the newer stuff.
I probably come off as a major Star Wars and Star Trek fan here, and I am (at least the older stuff), but I actually prefer Babylon 5. (Fun fact, the "giant mantis" from season 1 of Buffy is used in B5 as an alien black market dealer.)
Also, one of the few kid shows I come to really love (and discovered it as an adult so that nostalgia isn't a factor) is Kim Possible (animated only), though the parody element is its biggest draw for me (some going over my head until it was explained to me as it was a reference to certain movies I hadn't seen) with some clever humor mixed in with the slapstick. And I discovered it while babysitting, one of the things that drew my attention was Michael Dorn (Worf of ST:NG) being the voice of Rufus 3000, a genetically engineered naked mole rat designed for combat who has a time travel device. Dorn really threw himself into the part, and it's more his voice (so like Worf) that caught my attention, whether about polluting the time stream, or his leading his forces with, "Naked mole rats, attack!"
I gave the original Charmed a chance, and I liked it, but not enough to keep renting (probably would've if I kept at it). Had I first tried it on a streaming service (not that I'd get it just for the original series) then I think I'd have watched the entire series. The TV I had back then barely worked, and mostly just used for my vcr and dvd player, and streaming had not yet become a thing. I might yet still see it all one day. (It was YEARS before I gave Angel a chance, and so glad I did, and I hope I have a similar feeling about Charmed).
Supernatural is in that zone as well. I've liked some eps, some very well, but haven't gotten motivated enough to go out of my way to see it (but the one where they discover Dorothy and a portal to Oz came so close to hooking me, actually I think I did watch a lot more after that before I stopped for whatever reason, meaning to get back to it, but haven't yet). I think I'd enjoy it, at least for a few seasons.
I like the first season and half of Once Upon A Time. As in it was something of a favorite, but then it fell apart for me.
American Horror Story is hit or miss with me. AHS: Coven is the only season I've seen more than once (and own).
I suppose I should say I prefer the horror and urban fantasy elements of Buffy and Angel. I don't watch it for the ships (even if I actually like a few of them) which makes me unusual, though the closeness of the Core Four (with some honorary members) does appeal to me Though there is a special charm to the campy season 1, I generally prefer eps like Helpless and Hush. But I can enjoy the comedy eps as well, especially when the show is willing to laugh at itself.
