Back when Kari was in law school, she would close her books at 11PM and we would stay up and unwind by watching Dr. Katz. Animated in Squigglevision, this series tells the story of a non-confrontational and low-key psychologist who, in addition to treating a wacky variety of patients (played by stand-up comedians such as Ray Romano, Dave Atell, and Wendy Leibman), has to also deal with his shiftless, live-at-home son and his obnoxious receptionist.

Dr. Katz's interactions with these personalities is what makes the show so funny. He is a slightly more earnest and less befuddled version of Bob Newhart, but the influence is obvious. For us, ten years later, it is now perfect late night viewing for unwinding after putting the kids to bed.