Comedy television is back. I say this with complete conviction. After a decade full of questionable programming mostly due to reality show one-offs and Two and a Half Men, television finally has its act together. It’s been developing for years and we’ve now reached the pinnacle, the apex, the proverbial peak of the comedic mountain. This Thursday, September 17, television will provide perhaps its funniest night in over ten years. Here’s your breakdown: (more…)
Network TV has been dying for years, but in the 2008-2009 which ends this coming month, it finally croaked. If some of you don’t care, well, no crap. Did you check out Better Off Ted the other night? Yeah, me either.
It didn’t used to be like this — networks rolling out dozens of new shows each year only to cancel them four episodes into their runs. In 1953 — yep, I’m going way back — an episode ofI Love Lucy aired that played on 71% of all television sets in the United States. Just yesterday I heard that ABC is considering renewing Scrubs for a ninth season. The percentage of television sets tuning into Scrubs in its eighth season? 3.5. (more…)
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In a couple of short weeks, with the Olympics over and the dog days of summer crawling back into their hole for another year, the networks release unto us the new seasons of some of the best entertainment this side of a Michael Phelps race.
But with so many options to choose from, it’s hard to know which ones to give priority on your Tivo. So we’ve narrowed down the list to all the best guy shows, and we’re leaving the rest up to you.
Plans to expand the Dunder Mifflin paper manufacturing brand have been shredded.
It was rumored that NBC was planning a spin off for The Office, but executive producer Greg Daniels is now “said to be creating an entirely different series (possibly a workplace comedy) built around Saturday Night Live’s Amy Poehler.”
No details have been released but NBC higher ups have said that The Office 2.0 is “definitely not alive at this point.”
Over 1,000 people voted in our recent poll What Is The Best Show On TV and The Office came out on top with 13% of the votes. So, you want more Office content? Ask and you shall recieve.
I bet you didn’t know that Steve Carell called out of work on the first day of the writers strike citing “enlarged balls.” Pretty sweet fact right?!
Up your Office trivia knowledge by checking out 13 Things You Didn’t Know About The Office after the jump!(more…)