People love oxygen but they hate Oxygen! Congratulations to… Great comments! I liked these a lot: withoutcanseco : “If this was a way to actually get networks off the air, that would be fantastic. Oxygen is the worst. Food Network gets my vote by about 10,000 miles.” misslee022884 : “Oxygen..
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If you tuned into FX at 10pm last night looking for a solid hour of animated comedy, you probably left half satisfied. The third season of Archer , which is arguably TV’s funniest show, premiered and didn’t miss a step. It was half-an-hour of rapid-fire zingers, cartoon danger, and Burt Reynolds . That was followed by the premiere of Unsupervised , arguably TV’s worst new show. It was half-an-hour of zero jokes, annoying characters, and…
Schedules be damned! We’re covering our favorite comedy, Community, every week until NBC puts it back on the air. Back when Community was on the air (*sniff*), 8:29pm on Thursday night didn’t mean the show was over. The NBC comedy always saved some of its best material its end tags, the 45 seconds or so at the end of an episode while the credits run.
Hopefully you’ll be spending your post-Thanksgiving weekend chillaxin’ with your families and just enjoying some cool holiday vibes. Feel free to not watch television at all! But if you must, here are some things: What to watch on Friday, November 25… HOLIDAY SPECIAL, 8pm, CW Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer This is a cartoon version of the song that every town’s worst radio station plays a million times every…
If you ever have a couple hours to kill, ask a Southerner how accurately Hollywood portrays the South. From the screwy accents to the cartoonish stereotypes (positive OR negative), there is probably not a region on earth more regularly slandered in movies and on television. This tradition continued in a big way on Monday, thanks to The CW’s Hart of Dixie —which, even without its mind-numbing southern stereotypes (as conceived by Los Angeles writers), would have been the worst new drama on network television anyway. It’s some straight-up garbage, y’all. >







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