I’ve been watching Arrested Development since it premiered, and now I have another show to add to my long list of favorite shows cancelled by FOX (Firefly, Futurama, Andy Richter Controls the Universe). I do have to say though that the show was getting pretty out there, which in and of itself I have no problem with, but it made me doubt that the show would really be able to retain its quality for more than a few seasons.
My beloved Simpsons has declined to the point that it makes me sad to watch it these days, so with AD gone it’s hard to come up with a compelling reason to watch TV any more.
Yes, very funny 2 hours. I like how it ended with Maeby pitching her television show idea to Ron.
The show was brilliant, especially the past year when they paralleled the family’s problems with the show’s own fight to stay on the air.
Considering the show’s fanbase, this would be the perfect show to try out as a direct to iTunes or DVD if it doesn’t get picked up on another network.
Arrested Development goes offline while Fox renews The War at Home for a full season. Doesn’t make sense to me. If there was a petition to get that show canceled, I would sign it!
“so with AD gone it’s hard to come up with a compelling reason to watch TV any more.”
My Name is Earl, followed by The Office.
LOST (although if you haven’t been watching it from the beginning you can’t jump in..it’s just not possible.)
Mindfreak on A&E..yeah his goth-act is annoying, but his tricks will blow your mind, and it’s not like David Blaine’s on every week.
So, you can continue watching t.v (couldn’t have you doing anything productive..that’d be communist.)
Scrubs is still funny. (“Why did your head explode? You’ll never make it as a doctor if your head keeps exploding.”) But beyond that TV is pretty much a wasteland.
Um, no reference link?
Yes, do tell.
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I’ve been watching Arrested Development since it premiered, and now I have another show to add to my long list of favorite shows cancelled by FOX (Firefly, Futurama, Andy Richter Controls the Universe). I do have to say though that the show was getting pretty out there, which in and of itself I have no problem with, but it made me doubt that the show would really be able to retain its quality for more than a few seasons.
My beloved Simpsons has declined to the point that it makes me sad to watch it these days, so with AD gone it’s hard to come up with a compelling reason to watch TV any more.
Yes, very funny 2 hours. I like how it ended with Maeby pitching her television show idea to Ron.
The show was brilliant, especially the past year when they paralleled the family’s problems with the show’s own fight to stay on the air.
Considering the show’s fanbase, this would be the perfect show to try out as a direct to iTunes or DVD if it doesn’t get picked up on another network.
Arrested Development goes offline while Fox renews The War at Home for a full season. Doesn’t make sense to me. If there was a petition to get that show canceled, I would sign it!
Watching television rots the, uh, something or other. I forget.
LibertyBob is back!
“so with AD gone it’s hard to come up with a compelling reason to watch TV any more.”
My Name is Earl, followed by The Office.
LOST (although if you haven’t been watching it from the beginning you can’t jump in..it’s just not possible.)
Mindfreak on A&E..yeah his goth-act is annoying, but his tricks will blow your mind, and it’s not like David Blaine’s on every week.
So, you can continue watching t.v (couldn’t have you doing anything productive..that’d be communist.)
“Maybe a movie”.
Scrubs is still funny. (“Why did your head explode? You’ll never make it as a doctor if your head keeps exploding.”) But beyond that TV is pretty much a wasteland.