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Is it online anywhere? I haven't seen it, but it sounds very cool.

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Is there an echo is here?

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Man Dan Patrick is grilling Sheffield. I've never seen a segment like this on Sportscenter before...

They didn't cancel Seinfeld. He voluntarily ended the show.

OT: You know, you're going to have to change your name again. Willie is wearing #1 this season Which is odd seeing as 12 is available again and he has the damn thing tattooed on him, but that Willie for ya....

It's not that clear but....

I really want to get a pic of Ozzie and Frank laughing together or something along those lines. That would be sweet. Seems like there could be a good chance that a photographer would catch a moment like that. Here's to hoping. I'd probably just put the same text on a picture like that, or for you fans of King of Queens, I'll simply put "Shutty"

Well this is a start.

How can he have so much fun when he is supposed to be fighting with Ozzie? What a great picture. I've seen so many pictures so far this ST with people smiliing or laughing. They're probably already having more fun than they had last season

It's also 2 completely different topics, one was a Drama the other Comedy with dramatic overtones, and 60 minutes to a half an hour. Aaron Sorkin is still the man, shrooms and all I love that he has the balls to leave the show he created because he said it wasn't good anymore. And when it one the Emmy for Best Drama last year for the 4th straight year (Ugh) He was all surprised

Whole article here But here is the list: 10. "The Tick" (FOX) Premiered: November 2001 Cancelled: January 2002 9. "My So-Called Life" (ABC) Premiered: August 1994 Cancelled: January 1995 8. "The Ben Stiller Show" (FOX) Premiered: September 1992 Cancelled: January 1993 7. "Sports Night" (ABC) Premiered: September 1998 Cancelled: May 2000 6. "Firefly" (FOX) Premiered: September 2002 Cancelled: December 2002 5. "NewsRadio" (NBC) Premiered: March 1995 Cancelled: July 1999 4. "Family Guy" (FOX) Premiered: January 1999 Cancelled: 2001 3. "Homicide: Life on the Street" (NBC) Premiered: January 1993 Cancelled: August 1999 2. "Freaks and Geeks" (NBC) / "Undeclared" (FOX) "Freaks" - Premiered: September 1999 Cancelled: July 2000 "Undeclared" - Premiered: September 2001 Cancelled: March 2002 1. "Mr. Show with Bob and David" (HBO) Premiered: September 1995 Cancelled: December 1998 Anybody notice a disturbing trend as far as networks that canceled these shows? 7 out of the 10(well 11) are ABC or FOX. Maybe they shouldn't be so quick to cut the cord next time. At least FOX has learned there lesson regarding Family Guy and are bringing it back. I don't agree with putting Newsradio on the list though. It was on the longest of anything on that list. I'd also move Sports Night lower on the count down, and also add Denis Leary's short lived cop comedy The Job on the list as well, and Guess what network that show was on? ABC.

I saw the ad yesterday and the quote at the end was: "Deep down, we're all Cubs fans" :puke

Peter Krause was great in Sports Night, hell that whole cast was great. I remember seeing commercials for Six Feet Under and giving it a chane because "the Sports Night guy was in it" Sucks that I've gotta wait until June before any new episodes of Six Feet Under. It's weird how HBO structures it's schedule, all of their original shows air on the same night/time, but they have to wait until one show runs out before they put the next on. Sex in the City is done now, so Sopranos can come back on, when they're done Six Feet Under comes back on etc.

If Sports Night actually got the chance to be on as long as the West Wing, I'm sure that Aaron Sorkin could haven't written some pretty good stuff. It's funny that you say the best 2 seasons of West Wing we're the first two, since coinsidentally Sports Night only ran for 2 seasons.

If only Aaron Sorkin's two TV endeavors success' could have been reversed....

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I don't like it when any reality show gets precedent of a quality TV show (and I emphasize quality) If they were putting it on instead of some of the other crap on NBC, I wouldn't really care.

Her episode arc is over for this season any how, last night was her last appearence.

Just wait until you get this episode. And rest assured it's being f***ing with by NBC here in the US as well, for whatever reason. It was on at 8:30 after Friends, then they moved it to 9:30, then they pre-emted it for that piece of s*** The Apprentice, and now it's on Tuesday at 9:30 after Frasier. Where it has one it's time slot every week it's been there. It was great, Zach Braff, who plays J.D., was on Jay Leno, and Jay was saying how they moved the show around, and he said "yeah, the problem was we were getting too many viewers, so they had to move us. We requested a saturday morning timeslot, but they said no."

Wow. Just, WOW. For fans of the show, Last Night's episode was the best episode of any TV show I've seen in a long time. If that episode doesn't get that show it's long deserved Emmy nomination I don't know what will. Not only the show but the John C. McGinley deserves a nomination as well, as well as Brenden Fraser in a guest staring role, last night even John McGinley said he should get an Emmy nomination for his guest starring role, and after watching him tonight, he should get it.

the show, you know the Larry Sanders show? What this thread is about.... I looked it up myself, just the first season is out.

I so wanted to try out for the show, but all the stuff you had to sign away on the application was crazy. Maybe if the show comes back for another season I'll try out for it.

How many of the seasons are out on DVD right now?