Tranplanner said:I thought Futurama had been canned - I loved that show!
Tranplanner said:I thought Futurama had been canned - I loved that show!
Glomer said:Boston Public: my wife is a teacher.....she tries to make me believe that this is what it is really like to be a teacher. Of course these people stay at work until 10/11 every eventing and somehow my wife makes it home to watch the show......but it is really good.
Dan said:This, my friends, tops the list.
tbombadill said:Why are there no TV shows about planners?
Tom R said:I still like old WKRP re-runs.
Turkeys plumetting out of the sky.
Jennifer kissing Johnny and Johnny passing out.
or
Johnny having an LSD flashback.
Hard to beat.
tbombadill said:Why are there no TV shows about planners?
For example, I would sit comfortably for a half-hour of CSI:Miami, followed by ZHB: Toledo. I'll even pitch the first episode:
Drive-through beer store wants to expand to include a bikini car-wash. Then the viewers call-in-Approved or Denied? It's a money maker.
I see the sponsors lining up already.
Herve Villechaize could be the Zoning Officer (except now, he's saying "The plane is too close to the residential neighborhood, boss!)
Well, that turned into a long rant...
Michael Stumpf said:
Isn't Herve dead? How about we get Carroll O'Connor to reprise his Archie Bunker role as a zoning officer. "Aw geez, the dingbat wants to put a Starbucks where the donut shop is."
I'm looking forward to the Simpsons and Futurama, Will & Grace, and a low-budget favorite, What's My Line. Ryan Stiles cracks me up.
I can't say that any of the new shows I've heard about sound all that good. Rebel doctors who care more about their patients than corporate profits, fighting the system at a greedy hospital - what an exciting, original concept! I give it two episodes.
Michael Stumpf said:
I'm looking forward to the Simpsons and Futurama, Will & Grace, and a low-budget favorite, What's My Line. Ryan Stiles cracks me up.