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11-13-2005, 09:27 PM
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 another great comedy gone
http://www.tv.com/tracking/vie...e=101
this is really a shame due to the fact this is really one of the best comedies on right now. i blame bonehead america for not appreciating such a good show they cna continue watching there f**king American Idol's, and stupid sitcoms, that honestly use the most overplayed jokes of all time and are just plain terrible, while those of us who know better will mourn the passing of this show i just pray it gets picked up by another network |
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11-13-2005, 11:41 PM
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11-14-2005, 12:11 AM
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no, that show was so great. Anyone see last weeks episode. The part where they had the mole and the jetpack fighting on the city had me on the floor.
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11-14-2005, 01:01 PM
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Yeah, gotta say, this totally disappoints me. I love that show... one of the [very] few funny ones left. Ditto on the DVDs.
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11-14-2005, 02:40 PM
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Hey, watch the anti-American stereotypes. I enjoyed the show and was one of the "pitiful" 4 million watching Monday. Fox doesn't know how to handle success with well written comedies. They did the same crap to Family Guy on it's first time around. They moved its time slot around so much that those who wanted to watch it never knew when it was going to be on. And though King of the Hill has lasted much longer and doesn't quite have the same spark of the original Family Guy or Arrested, they did much the same with it throughout its entire time on the network. Moving it from Sundays to Tuesday nights to Thursday nights, back to Sunday. On at 7:30, then 7, back to 7:30, frequently cut into with long running football games and so on. Admitedly, I would rather see the game than KotH, but it deserves better than that. Either way, the point of all that is that it is not dumb Americans that would rather have crappy shows, but Fox and their poor handling of it.
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11-14-2005, 10:28 PM
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i admit it isnt completely america's fault but hte balme can not be put entirely on fox. i admit theyve done some pretty odd things with marketing the show, but i give them credit for standing by its side, adn this year they gave it a very reasonable time slot thats known to be successful. mondya night primetime is a very nice time frame and they have kept it at 8 consistently, remember everybody loves raymond (a different type of comedy but still a successful one had a similar time slot) and the only sitcom thats currentlymaking a sizable profit (2 1/2 men) so in the end i agree fox could have handled the show better, and it probably would have had a more successful time on air, but america has proven itself unable to watch a comedy that isnt completely stupid, so the responsibility of this programs cancellation really liues in both fox's and the american television watchers hands
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11-14-2005, 10:43 PM
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fox should cancel the war at home. that is the worst show ever created. its terrible and full of stereotypes.
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11-14-2005, 11:19 PM
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Ahhh why? Alot of people like this show! And they keep making dumb shows, and cut good ones to put them in.
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11-14-2005, 11:30 PM
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i know i really hope another network sees the potential of this show and picks it up or HBO which can deal a bit more with lower numbers, and would allow this show to be a bit more racier, i mean look at how much they have to restrain it right now, unfortunately i dont have hbo though so on that front itd suck
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