my two are sitcoms, so they are always hit/miss but i enjoyed both of these. Inside Schwartz (2001) Quintuplets (2004)
NOTHING TOPS Batman the animated series, this show really made you think, not like the p***y cartoons they have now!!
really enjoyed The Unit. Mamet was one of the creators, and he wrote and directed many of the episodes. his wife, rebecca pidgeon, occasionally guest starred.
the adventures of brisco county jr. Spoiler the adventures of pete and pete Spoiler bump in the night Spoiler
All the ones in bold... I actually saw the pilots when they first aired... Sadly I am good at picking shows that will fail the networks and get canceled. Only viewed the first season of The Unit though... Scott Foley started to get on my nerves.
I was kinda "meh" towards that show. Carly Pope wasn't bad and Leslie Bibb was a looker even back then.
Agree on Action and Kitchen Confidential I'll second Playmakers-mentioned earlier in the thread Andy Richter controls the universe Get Real-Early Ann Hathaway work Aliens in America The Game What about Brian Six Degrees- Had Zoe Saldana and Bridget Moynahan Titus Undeclared Cedric the entertainer show Keen Eddie Grounded for life The Riches ESPN Hollywood We could just sift through a list of all the cancelled Fox shows and find stuff. Is there another network that cancels shows faster than Fox? I doubt it.
Just watched the first three episodes of Firefly based on the hype in this thread. The show should have never lasted past the pilot.
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Agree... Harsh and soooo wrong! thanks for posting that... I think it's been just long enough since the series aired to watch it again. Though I am still irritated that we didn't get a good conclusion to the final season!!
WTF? B:TAS and the DCAU it created essentially ran for 14 years, from 1992-2006, including The New Batman Aventures, The Batman/Superman Adventures, Batman Beyond, and Justice League. It had a very good and long run. How you could miss the entire point of the thread this far in is beyond me...
I guess. It just seemed super cheesy to me. A constant annoyance was how the captain was described as enigmatic, though his motives were rather transparent from the start. His moral development comes off as contrived, like when he discovers that he heisted much needed medical supplies from a troubled town; you would think he would have faced a situation like that before ("Gee! I never ask about what I'm stealing at the behest of these shady characters, and it turns out that I might actually be hurting innocent people!")
Seriously, Better Off Ted is criminally underrated. Every single character is ridiculously strong. If you haven't seen it, go watch it nowwwwww.
Man, The Game was a good show. BET picked it up and is suppose to be airing new episodes in the Fall of 2011. http://www.bet.com/OnTV/BETShows/comingsoon_upfront2010.htm Boston Public was a good show too.
