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What are your favorite sleeping shows?
(lemmy.world)
Futurama or Star Trek TNG.
Used to be Futurama for years and years. Started putting Family Guy, American Dad, Bob’s Burgers, Sponge Bob, and King of the Hill into the mix. Basically anything animated.
Star Trek Voyager. I was never a fan, but it has soft sounds and the volume never gets too loud unlike a lot of other shows. That said, I’m hoping to find new suggestions here :)
As long as the Clown episode doesn't come on 😨
MST3K or RiffTrax. Takes me back to high school.
Stuff like the Willow or Wheel of Time tv series, I just can't get into them, they seem sooo dull that I pop off to sleep in under ten minutes.
serial experiments lain
Trailer Park Boys has a very relaxing theme song. I've had many nights watching it where the theme just puts me to sleep and I have to go back multiple episodes to pick the thread back up the next day. It's not always a calm show but the theme song could open for Bob Ross.
Mystery diagnosis.
WW2 war documentaries. For some reason, all the narrators have voices that put me right to sleep.
Yesssss But just about any history subject works for me.
I can imagine Laurence Olivier in The World At War would be good for this!
Usually space videos on the astrum YouTube channel
I wish South Park would do a Plane'arium ambience video
this post was submitted on 13 Apr 2025
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