Top 5: TV Shows That Have Gone (Are Going) Too Long

Friends.

Overrated inane drivel that spawned bad hairdos and one liners throughout the nineties. If I have to hear "How YOU doin'?" from my customers for much longer, I think I'm gonna lose it.

Of course, that's now being replaced by "Git r' Done". Where does that phrase come from?

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Where does that phrase come from?

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A self-proclaimed "blue collar" comedian called Larry the Cable Guy.

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Originally Posted by wheels

Friends.

Overrated inane drivel that spawned bad hairdos and one liners throughout the nineties. If I have to hear "How YOU doin'?" from my customers for much longer, I think I'm gonna lose it.

Of course, that's now being replaced by "Git r' Done". Where does that phrase come from?

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Larry the Cable Guy from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour...

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Originally Posted by Johnny Footstool

A self-proclaimed "blue collar" comedian called Larry the Cable Guy.

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Is this another thing I need to avoid at all costs?

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Originally Posted by wheels

Is this another thing I need to avoid at all costs?

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Like the plague. :D

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Originally Posted by wheels

Is this another thing I need to avoid at all costs?

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I do. I would if I were you also.

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Is this another thing I need to avoid at all costs?

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Count yourself lucky if you haven't already been exposed to it.

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Originally Posted by Red in Chicago

sopranos...exactly how much time is needed between seasons...just give it up already......

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The Sopranos going on too long? Blasphemey.

I'll agree wholeheartedly that they wait too long between seasons, but that show, after a so-so fourth season, was absolutely stellar last season.

My vote goes for most, if not all reality shows, featuring know it all 18-22 year olds.

Any show that follows a celebrity around.
Survivor
American Idol
The Real World
Fear Factor

Mark Burnett is the devil.

And people still do not realize that all reality show are not in fact real. They are all videotaped or filmed in studios with carefully researched scripts.

Any show that brings in a little kid in the last years. You can always tell when a show is on its last legs, some annoying little kid is brought in to try and be cute and funny, and it never works.

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Originally Posted by Danny Serafini

Any show that brings in a little kid in the last years. You can always tell when a show is on its last legs, some annoying little kid is brought in to try and be cute and funny, and it never works.

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For some reason I alway like Growing Pains, that show though tried to bring in two younger kids, DiCaprio and a little girl and man was it painful for that last season or two.

Personally I never understood the love for raymond, I mean there were no catch phrases like a Seinfeld, nothing daring tackled in the episodes I just don't get it.

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Originally Posted by Red in Chicago

everybody loves ramond...ok, i got roped in a few seasons, but ray's brother robert really gets on my nerves...

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The last episode was on last night. I think that was a hilarious.

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Originally Posted by Red in Chicago

simpsons...how can a grown adult watch a cartoon...i just don't get it at all..

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Surely, you're joking. Calling the Simpsons "just a cartoon" is like calling the Empire State Building "just a building." The Simpsons is one of the most consistently well-written shows out there. It's not up there with where it was 5-6 years ago, but I'm still guaranteed to laugh out loud 5-6 times per episode, which is far more than I could say about Raymond.