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[ivysaur12]

That 80s Show really, really sucked.

That was the first show that one of my friends wrote on. Absolute nightmare.

 

[Kabouter]

That was the first show that one of my friends wrote on. Absolute nightmare.

Made it two minutes into the pilot (it's on youtube) before I had to quit. Painfully unfunny. No offence to your friend of course.

 

[Deadly Cyclone]

24, Firefly

 

[Mudkips]

"FOX shows"

Not sure about all the others, but 30th Century Fox Television is still the studio behind Futurama.
The Fox network is not the network airing first runs.

 

[sixteen-bit]

You forgot "The Simpsons".

beautiful

 

[FloppyDelux]

Murder in Small Town X


i remember that show.

 

[water_wendi]

Its a shame Millennium wasnt on during early 90s Fox. If it were, they probably would have got the green light to actually go through with the original ending to season 2.

edit: i should clarify that they did go through with the original ending to S2.. they just fired the head writers and undid everything with S3 lol

 

[Scirrocco]

Sliders! i remember that show.

I loved it, but god It was terrible.

 

[Anticitizen One]

You forgot "The Simpsons".

/thread

 

[John Rabbit]

You forgot "The Simpsons".

this is amazing.

 

[Henchmen21]

"No, it's not a payphone--it's a PORTABLE PHONE!" *Canned laughter*

How is that any different than That 70s Show? The first season of that show was rife with nods to the 70s.

"Hey look bell bottoms!" or "Hey Look, Disco!"

I still maintain that had the show been allowed to grow, it would have been good or better than it's predecessor (mainly by the sheer fact that as decades go, the 80's trumps the 70s)

 

[mj1108]

You forgot "The Simpsons".

...and once again the first post wins.

 

[ThirstyFly]

That 80s Show really, really sucked.

But Chyler Leigh was scary hot

 

[JoshuaJSlone]

I'd love to see a new show like that.

Who knows how similar this will end up, but just a few minutes ago I was reading this interview with Tim and Eric...

Now that Billion Dollar Movie is out, what projects are you working on?

TH: We're going to take a breath and see what it all means. But we're really exploring a couple ideas about the end of the world. We think it's good fodder for comedy. In our vision, the end of the world is something that happens very slowly and painfully.

EW: It's a new television show that is in development right now. It's still really top secret, but it's the new Tim and Eric show about the end of the world. It's going to be a really fucked-up, non-sketch show.