Most Underrated TV Show
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Assy McGee
Sifl and Olly
Wondershowzen
Worst Week
Better Off Ted
Stella
Upright Citizen's Brigade
Live Hot Puppet Chat
The Chris Gethard Show
Peaky Blinders and American Dad both suck, imco.
Assy McGee
Sifl and Olly
Wondershowzen
Worst Week
Better Off Ted
Stella
Upright Citizen's Brigade
Live Hot Puppet Chat
The Chris Gethard Show
Peaky Blinders and American Dad both suck, imco.
I like PoI too, it's already been cancelled after this season, hopefully some other network picks it up. I liked Dollhouse too. Eliza Dushku-------grrrrr
Yeah, that's too bad about PoI. Hopefully we get 13 awesome episodes to finish it off.
Just finished season 2 of Happy Endings. That was one of the best seasons of a comedy I have ever seen. Pure gold. Max singing "Like a A Prayer" in that Madonna cover band was awesome. The fact this show only got three seasons is an absolute travesty.
Well one of my favorite TV website just declared The 100 the "Next Big Binge" so I reckon I'll have to relent and give it a second try. I'll just have to power through hearing the song I absolutely hate that's in the first episode.
Well that ought to melt the snow. Sadly I'll probably be 2000 miles away at the time. As long as they're not married you've still got a chance.
-Harvey Birdman
-+1 Cartoon Express
-Soap
-Cop/PI--Hunter, Crime Story, Matt Houston.
60's - "Sesame Street" - the cultural impact this show had on kids throughout the last nearly-fifty years cannot be denied, but I dont think it gets half the credit it deserves.
70's - "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" - a horror/fantasy show with Darren McGavin as an investigative journalist solving monster mysteries (runner-up: "In Search Of" - a great documentary-style show hosted by Leonard Nimoy.)
80's - (tie) - "Amazing Stories" - an anthology series created by Steven Spielberg that should've gone for more than 2 seasons & "Riptide" - a great detective show that should've gone on for more than just three seasons.
90's - "Quantum Leap" - although it ran for 5 seasons, it is not typically regarded among the best of the decade when it really should be. (runner-up: "Monsters" - a horror anthology show kind of like "Tales From the Crypt". It only lasted 3 seasons but had some pretty good episodes.)
00's - "Pushing Daisies" - a show about a pie maker who can bring the dead back to life with a touch. Only lasted 2 seasons and should've/could've gone much longer. (Runner-Up: "Freaks & Geeks" - the fact that this show only got one season is almost criminal)
10's (so far) - "The Good Guys" - a cop comedy that had some very funny episodes that only got a single season.
70's - "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" - a horror/fantasy show with Darren McGavin as an investigative journalist solving monster mysteries (runner-up: "In Search Of" - a great documentary-style show hosted by Leonard Nimoy.)
80's - (tie) - "Amazing Stories" - an anthology series created by Steven Spielberg that should've gone for more than 2 seasons & "Riptide" - a great detective show that should've gone on for more than just three seasons.
90's - "Quantum Leap" - although it ran for 5 seasons, it is not typically regarded among the best of the decade when it really should be. (runner-up: "Monsters" - a horror anthology show kind of like "Tales From the Crypt". It only lasted 3 seasons but had some pretty good episodes.)
00's - "Pushing Daisies" - a show about a pie maker who can bring the dead back to life with a touch. Only lasted 2 seasons and should've/could've gone much longer. (Runner-Up: "Freaks & Geeks" - the fact that this show only got one season is almost criminal)
10's (so far) - "The Good Guys" - a cop comedy that had some very funny episodes that only got a single season.
Decided to give The 100 another shot tonight. Powered through the absolutely atrocious Imagine Dragons song in the pilot episode, and I'm addicted. Only have five episodes of season 2 left to watch, so if the electricity stays on, I intend to finish season 2 tomorrow and watch the season 3 premiere on Hulu.
