The ones I watched one episode of and then never watched again: Survivor (the original) Survivor 2 (I gave it one more chance, my bad) Temptation Island Boot Camp and that one with the people all stuck in the house together - insert 2 year boycott of reality TV here - Joe Billionaire (I really wanted this to be good, the commercials sucked me in, boy was I ripped off, I actually watched half of the first episode and then the one where they pretended like they were going to say who he picked but it was a fake) ------------------------------------------------------------- I guess I just find real life more interesting than those idiots pimping themselves out on TV. My friends do enough crazy stupid things that I can just watch them, plus hanging with them is interactive. However, I do know I guy who was on Blind Date and I saw that, and it killed me. He looked like the biggest tool. Its the episode with "Ryan the Trader" Hell, I'm a TV snob. I admit it. HBO Sundays + Wednesdays, Alias, 24, Boomtown, and the greatest reality TV of all - professional sports.
the season (and most likely series') finale is on right now. I watched most of the first season but none of the second or 3rd.
I loathe Will and Grace. Mostly because NBC seems to be giving it much more airtime and marketing than its best show, Frasier. I hate Friends, almost every "reality show", Extreme Dating, The Third Wheel, and about 80% of the rest of TV. It's easier to list what I like . . .
Frasier is so stale and unfunny now although that's to be expected with Kelsey Grammar playing the same character for 19 years in a row.
I don't really hate any shows. But Will and Grace isn't that great. I don't find it that entertaining. Pretty boring actually. Same as Frasier.....not THAT funny. Fear Factor was all right, but kinda old. Scrubs was good at first...but now not that great. How about shows we love?!?
Boston Public Anything on Lifetime Will and Grace does suck, but its kinda funny after you watch it for a while... Kinda like Frasier.
I hate everything about everybody. Oh, and I feel like shooting whatever ad-wizard at Channel 39 decided it would be a good idea to syndicate Suddenly Suzan. With all due respect to bad sows, this is the crappiest of the crappy, AND IT WON'T GO AWAY!!!
I cant stand any of the reality shows. They are about as fake as daytime soaps. Other popular shows i hate/hated: Rosanne Suddenly Suzan (Brooke Shields is really hot though) Becker I also kind of hate Friends but it has some really funny moments Also did anyone think that Unhappily Ever After was the biggest rippoff of Married with Children.
yeah i don't really hate any shows, there's just shows i don't watch. although i suppose you could say i hate some of the reality shows. as for frasier, how can anyone think this is currently nbc's best show? as outlaw said, it's so stale and unfunny it's painful. and this is coming from someone who was a huge fan of the first 6 seasons or so. the first 5 to 6 seasons were as funny as anything that's ever been on television. brilliant writing. i had no problem with it just racking up those best comedy series emmy's, it earned them. but man, i had to stop watching about a year and a half ago b/c i hated seeing how bad it had gotten. so about sean hayes. the guy isn't openly gay? having heard he was gay in real life and seeing his character i figured he had to be. surprising. and no one should ever dis scrubs. 2nd funniest show going behind everybody loves raymond and i'm not sure it isn't a tie for first. if scrubs can keep it up for a solid 7 to 8 year run that would be great and give nbc another hit to continue it's thursday excellence (good morning miami excluded).
I never liked M.A.S.H. I never actually watched the show, but when I was a kid and M.A.S.H came on, that meant its time for bed.
I hate just about every tv show from the last four years. The only programs I watch now are Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Simpsons, and WWE. The whole reality/gameshow craze cured my television addiction.
"Right now I'm just starting [my career]. If I was 40 and had $8 billion and nothing to worry about, I'd tell people when I go number two on the toilet." --Actor Sean Hayes (Jack on Will & Grace) when asked by Entertainment Weekly if he is gay, Oct. 23 1998 issue. ...2002 issue of EW: But while Jack McFarland's flamboyant ways have made him a fan favorite, they've also fueled speculation about Hayes' well-guarded personal life. The is-he-or-isn't-he? issue, which has plagued the actor since ''W&G'' premiered, is a touchy one, and today's interview will not provide clarification. You can't really blame him. Even an ultra- mainstream comic like Billy Crystal -- whose career has held steady for 25 years -- understands the risks of playing a gay character. In early October, he told The New York Times that if he had to choose again, he might not have taken the part that brought him to national prominence: playing the openly homosexual character Jodie Dallas on ABC's late-'70s comedy ''Soap.'' ''Really?'' asks Hayes, when told of Crystal's comments. ''That's kind of sad.'' Does he ever harbor the same regret about ''Will & Grace''? ''If you're truly an actor, in the long run...'' He pauses. ''I don't know that I would have done it either. I think of all the things that I still want to do, and I don't know if I'll get to do them. ''I love that people think I'm gay,'' he adds. ''I love that people think I'm straight. I think it's fun.'' Fun? ''I think it's SO much fun,'' he insists. ''It's the right way for me to be.... Every time you see Tom Cruise on the screen, what you don't see is a character. You see Tom Cruise, the guy who divorced Nicole Kidman. You see Tom Cruise, the guy who sued some guy who said he was gay. Every time you see Ellen DeGeneres or Anne Heche...it's everything but the part that they're playing. ''There are some actors who, the second you ask them if they're playing a gay role, they say, 'I'm straight! I'm straight and I'm married. I have two kids and I'm straight. Did I mention I'm straight? I'm straight,''' says Hayes. (It's a description, we might add, that could apply to Hayes' ''Grace'' costar Eric McCormack.) ''Wouldn't it be great if they didn't say that? Then you might actually believe they're gay.''
I got your back on that one. Other shows I hate include: All in the Family: The Actress's voice is too annoying to watch for over two minutes. And for no particular reason, Cheers, Wings, NYPD Blue, Law and Order, I Hate Lucy, and pretty much anything else on Nick at Night.
The 1001 incarnations of Law & Order. Wow, a cop show. No one has ever made one of those before. Why don't we make not 1 but a bunch of the exact same f-ing show and give them stupid subtitles like Criminal Intent. Also, every reality show, anything about extreme sports, the entire golf channel, everything currently on NBC (except maybe conan, but you can just catch that on Comedy Central), anything related to NASCAR, Soccer, Golf, Bowling, and outdoorsy things like fishing and hunting. I think lists of shows that people like would be much, much shorter.
