Coppermine wrote:I guess the point is, anything can happen and given the state of television (particularly comedy) it's probably worth a try.
This is true. It still amazes me that shows like Arrested Development and Studio 60 aren't successful enough to stay on air. Though I guess it's somewhat of a good thing that my tastes aren't in line with the average television viewer...haha.
Anyway, there's no way it can be any worse than that new Rob Corddry show.
Coppermine wrote:I guess the point is, anything can happen and given the state of television (particularly comedy) it's probably worth a try.
This is true. It still amazes me that shows like Arrested Development and Studio 60 aren't successful enough to stay on air. Though I guess it's somewhat of a good thing that my tastes aren't in line with the average television viewer...haha.
Anyway, there's no way it can be any worse than that new Rob Corddry show.
But critics call the new Rob Corddry show the funniest show since Joey
This is a terrible idea, but knowing the average America, I am sure it will be a huge hit.
"I do not think baseball of today is any better than it was 30 years ago... I still think Radbourne is the greatest of the pitchers." John Sullivan 1914-Old athletes never change.
thedude wrote:This is a terrible idea, but knowing the average America, I am sure it will be a huge hit.
I'll take scripted comedy over reality television any day. I say give it a chance; if it was a question about how dumb America is, they would just make the show title "Who Wants to Marry a Caveman?"
thedude wrote:This is a terrible idea, but knowing the average America, I am sure it will be a huge hit.
I'll take scripted comedy over reality television any day. I say give it a chance; if it was a question about how dumb America is, they would just make the show title "Who Wants to Marry a Caveman?"