April 05
2009
TV.com's "Top 10: Shows in Danger".
Dollhouse is the second show listed in the top 10 shows currently in trouble.
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gossi | April 05, 16:01 CET
Liam Mars | April 05, 16:16 CET
gossi | April 05, 16:18 CET
Its two most recent episodes were in many ways (albeit the simpler ones--sense of fun, humor, adventure, caring about characters, and finally some decent integration of the characters' stories and settings (plus Mr. Baldwin)) more Whedonesque than the first 5, 6, or 7 (Not quite sure where I draw the line...) episodes of our Friday show.
As I wrote somewhere else here recently, we're likely going to lose it so we can watch Leno amuse himself by interviewing poorly educated pedestrians every couple of nights. Like there's something funny about that.
Yeah, I'm angry... ; )
[ edited by Brett on 2009-04-06 01:46 ]
Brett | April 05, 16:34 CET
marpocky | April 05, 16:37 CET
Their logic about Terminator is odd. They think the movie will have to save the show - but the movie comes out a week after the upfront presentation, which is where Fox makes the call.
[ edited by gossi on 2009-04-06 01:49 ]
gossi | April 05, 16:47 CET
Aidan W. | April 05, 16:50 CET
Other then Dollhouse, I really want to see Reaper back, that show has so much potential, and is insanely hilarious.
I just think it's funny that NBC is willing to cancel the majority of their shows for Jay Leno's TV spot. It's a stupid stupid move.
badwolf | April 05, 16:55 CET
hacksaway | April 05, 17:06 CET
I hope that you're right about Chuck.
And Reaper struck me as very Buffy-inspired and amusing as well but I somehow lost interest in it very early.
As for NBC, it sacrificed ER for Leno when it could have gone on indefinitely as it always managed to bring in likeable new actors and these past two years were its best in a while.
And as much as Conan O'Brien seems like a bright and affable guy, I found his show's monologue and sketches (and much of his behavior during interviews) painfully unfunny and think his humor is unworthy of the The Tonight Show.
Can't imagine what this network is thinking.
Brett | April 05, 17:09 CET
redeem147 | April 05, 17:09 CET
Linnea1928 | April 05, 17:10 CET
My biggest (and only, really) complaint about Chuck has always been that the Buy More crew stories were typically unfunny throwaway stuff. But the last two eps really started integrating things.
Surprised you're not caring about Chuck himself and especially his relationship with Sarah who, by the way, I would marry in a second despite being gay...
[ edited by Brett on 2009-04-06 02:14 ]
Brett | April 05, 17:14 CET
cdm22 | April 05, 17:16 CET
hacksaway | April 05, 17:21 CET
Vague That Up | April 05, 17:25 CET
I'll miss Dollhouse, but I've already accepted its demise and will be thrilled if it comes back.
I've been watching Castle and really enjoy it, but I wouldn't miss it as much as Chuck or Reaper.
theclynn | April 05, 17:28 CET
As for this list, the only show I'm watching is Dollhouse.
fortunateizzi | April 05, 17:59 CET
I'm also enjoying Castle, and I've got the first 3 episodes of Kings waiting to be watched.
Racoon Boy | April 05, 17:59 CET
redeem147 | April 05, 18:10 CET
Wut. As if Jay Leno was worthy?
Rhodey | April 05, 18:11 CET
[ edited by Brett on 2009-04-06 03:19 ]
[ edited by Brett on 2009-04-06 03:20 ]
Brett | April 05, 18:19 CET
marymary | April 05, 18:34 CET
Jay Leno? Blegh. Violently unfunny.
[ edited by ShanshuBugaboo on 2009-04-06 04:26 ]
ShanshuBugaboo | April 05, 19:25 CET
And as for Jay Leno, I have to say that anyone else would be an improvement.
Racoon Boy | April 05, 19:34 CET
Anonymous1 | April 05, 20:10 CET
Anonymous1 | April 05, 20:15 CET
John Darc | April 05, 20:49 CET
htom | April 05, 21:14 CET
"Wait, people are actually trying to save Knight Rider?"
I think the Evil League of Evil is involved. Although if Nathan Fillion was on the show, I'd be watching it. I remember watching the original.
Anonymous1 | April 05, 21:21 CET
gossi | April 05, 23:03 CET
missb | April 05, 23:13 CET
gossi | April 05, 23:17 CET
One can dream...
arahdial | April 06, 08:38 CET
I seem to have that problem, too. I suspect most of us here do since, by definition, anyone posting here likes intelligent entertainment. Not much call for that from the general populace.
Vague That Up | April 06, 12:09 CET