Going Postal, Thief of Time and Small Gods are probably my three favorite. Except for Monstrous Regiment. And the Tiffany Aching subseries. And... you know it's kind of like picking your favorite pastry at the good bakery in town. We're not suffering for a dearth of good discworld books.

I'm still early in the series, The Light Fantastic to be exact. But wow do I love this series. Whenever I want a nice light read to laugh with I pick it up and read a couple chapters.

I still have physical copies of the first two point and click adventure games from the psx era. Been trying to find a copy of the last one, but it never had a US release afaik. And I have a copy of the color of magic signed by the man himself. I had the luck to meet him at an event when I was pretty young.

Going postal and the Watch series are my favorite. Ofk the books, not the TV stuff.

It's easier to say which ones are not my favorite (Colour of Magic, Light Fantastic, Eric {to be fair, Eric is an excellent Faustian parody}). I would pay to see Pyramids or Small Gods done faithfully on the big screen. If BBC or ITV could do a Watch or Wizards miniseries at the same quality as Hogfather that'd be cool. Sky1 did Going Postal dirty tho.

We don't talk about The Watch on TV

Would love a series following Death, love the peaks that heavily feature/focus on that character. With a decent budget I do like all the Rincewind novels, featuring the luggage, feel like they're very filmic and should make good tv. Easy to interpret, solid humour, sets the scene for the world really.

Hogfather is a holiday ritual for me