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[Dramatically takes off sunglasses]
It just wrapped up its fourth season.
[Dramatically puts sunglasses back on]
It does, therefore, qualify.
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You forgot to speak in a cold, calculated, yet soft, manner. Caruso is the biggest problem with that show. Get rid of him, and all that’s wrong is the inane plots and stilted writing. So…, that show ranks high in non worth for me, I guess.
I got so sick of Alias. When it first started, I would try to catch new eps as they aired. By the middle of season 2, I had pretty much lost interest, but still watched whenever I happened to catch an episode. More often than not, I just didn’t care about watching it, and gradually stopped. A couple of my friends were big time fans of it, so I tried again with that last season. Gag, what a bunch of crap. What really bothered me was that I couldn’t put my finger on what I didn’t like about it. It’s just like that one restaurant everybody else loves but you find going there a chore.
[QUOTE=Clockwork And Candy] Home Improvement. Why, oh, why was this show so popular. There are no redeemable qualities here. Zip, zilch, nada.
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[QUOTE=JThunder]
It’s actually pretty good if you turn the volume all the way down. Oh, and if you concentrate solely on the two female leads.
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Wait..are you saying that there are people other than Courtney Thorne-Smith & the girl from Father of the Bride on ATJ?
[QUOTE=Kythereia]
Does ST: Enterprise qualify?
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Well, it had four full seasons, so it’s certainly ELIGIBLE.
But the last two were pretty good; they were just finding their voice and well into the process of reducing the suckiness (unlike Voyager, who started out good & got worse with each season). I wouldn’t count it myself, but YMMV.
[QUOTE=JThunder]
It’s actually pretty good if you turn the volume all the way down. Oh, and if you concentrate solely on the two female leads.
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Well, that might work if I were a lesbian. As it is, I can concentrate on the very unappealing Jim Belushi mugging, rolling his eyes, waggling his belly-flab, and… oolp… I gotta stop imagining this stuff, I’m getting nauseated…
I think Mama’s Family loses a few points because it was syndicated. Somehow a syndicated show that’s doing nothign other than filling up a slot that would otherwise spawn yet one more infomercial. Given the choice of an episode of Mama’s Family and that jackass with the ponytail yelling about crunches, I’ll take Mama’s Family any day.
[QUOTE=NoClueBoy]
You forgot to speak in a cold, calculated, yet soft, manner. Caruso is the biggest problem with that show. Get rid of him, and all that’s wrong is the inane plots and stilted writing. So…, that show ranks high in non worth for me, I guess.
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I would love to see Caruso leave … as long as he took Procter and Togo with him.
As long as there’s been mention of Australian shows, there’s , there’s Home and Away. 18 years and counting, and indescribably bad. You can see some clips for yourself.
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I’ve never understood all the Seinfeld hate on this board. While it’s not on my top ten sitcoms, I do find it quite entertaining.
Mama’s Family is the clear winner.
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I wasn’t going to post an answer because there are several shows that I just cannot stand watching… so I don’t have a worst show. But as for Seinfeld, that show is on that list of shows that I will not watch, while Mama’s Family never was.
I cannot see wanting to watch a show where the most entertaining thing about it is imagining the most painful way for the cast members to die.