Fall Season: any new shows worth watching?
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Well, yeah, they are idiots, just for broadcasting the dreck to begin with...
No, I didn't mean all of the network's shows, just Lonestar. It was the pits form the beginning...
I still have timers set for The Defenders and The Whole Truth...or course, I will be deleting one or both very soon. Regardless, this is one of the shows I was wanting to see.Looking forward to Law & Order Los Angeles premiere tonight.
Oh, I was forgetting about the Defenders that looks like one that I certainly have to check out, Thanks for reminding me about it.
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I thought both shows were OK (not great, not horrible)...but I only have time to add one new courtroom show to my TV watching schedule so two are going to get axed.Oh, I was forgetting about the Defenders that looks like one that I certainly have to check out, Thanks for reminding about it.
L&O LA
Well, I watched the premiere tonight.
I´m already a L&O fan, so I´ll keep watching, although so far I can´t say that I saw anything new.
Well, I watched the premiere tonight.
I´m already a L&O fan, so I´ll keep watching, although so far I can´t say that I saw anything new.
Outsourced got removed from my timers...I tried to give it another week but didnt even laugh once.
Undercovers and Outsourced got axed from my timers last night. I watched the whole episode of outsourced but not funny enough for 23 minutes of watching. Undercovers only 1/3 the episode.
Here's a Law & Order that has popped up in Canada this season -
Law & Order| UK - citytv.com
Haven't watched a full episode yet, but the judges were wearing wigs.
Law & Order| UK - citytv.com
Haven't watched a full episode yet, but the judges were wearing wigs.
I suppose the issue is whether they're running a business or programming their DVR. If they're running a business, then yes, after two episodes, they can definitely tell a lot. While there are a few exceptions, generally, programs in the past that have done this poorly, when given a chance for viewers to find it, have failed. And indeed, the extent to which that happens overwhelms the very few times that the opposite happens.
Those failures translate into real money - investors' money - and the fiduciary responsibility to investors trumps any imagined obligation to "give a show a chance".
So, as people programming their own DVR, perhaps they are idiots. However, as people running a network, they're professional, knowledgeable, experienced, and responsible.
Both were, on certain levels, very sub-standard.
Me too. I also killed off the 30 minute fat joke - Mike 'n Molly
The one show I'm keeping, even though the premise keeps getting more out there, is Outlaw. I like the show. But we start with a relatively young SC Justice who resigns, has a gambling problem and a problem paying his bookie? Really? Which SC Justice can you remember that even acted like they were normal folks in real life?
