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    The TV That Made Me: Kumail Nanjiani

    JamesBy JamesJuly 18, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The actor-comedian reveals why he’s such a big X-Filesand Star Trek fan.

    The Funny AF (Netflix) and Deli Boys(Hulu) actor-comedian, whose stand-up special Night Thoughtsdropped on Hulu in December, shares the shows that help define him.

    The show that was formative for me as a teen: Star Trek

    I found it to be fascinating and so philosophical. I was a philosophy major in college, I think because of Star Trek. It’s not about going to crazy new worlds, although that’s a fun part of it. It’s all about gray areas and moral quandaries.

    The show that was must-watch weekly viewing for me: The Pitt

    It’s simultaneously harrowing and comforting. It’s gory and intense, but it’s also competence porn. Watching people be really good at a job is satisfying to watch. I also like that the characters all have different perspectives on the right thing to do in a specific situation. The show doesn’t really take sides.

    The show I can watch over and over again:The X-Files

    I’ve seen certain episodes 15, 20 times. It’s probably the most hours I’ve spent watching a TV show.

    The show I love that may surprise people: My So-Called Life

    I watched it in its entirety and fell in love with it. I wouldn’t think a show about a teenage girl in high school could make me cry every single episode, but it did. It perfectly captured the drama of being a teenager and made me miss feeling things that intensely.

    Kumail made Nanjiani that
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