so MADTV is funnier than Extras... I give up.

Speaking of US Remakes and Spaced:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
LEAVE IT ALONE, YOU FUCKERS!

With Lucky.

Yup.

9 of us are Brights.

From this point on, we will be referred to as Brights, Sir Gay.

I really enjoyed that show also.

I feel that way about Airplane, Chappelle, Simpsons... everything. The quality of the original doesn't make it any better. I hate people who can't be funny on their own.

Then you would've loved the episode of Entourage that Seth Green was in, playing himself.

Lori, you disappoint me here. You make up for it with Sex and the City, but it's a fine line you're walking. Go vote Freaks to make up for it.

Yes! Lucky, the white guy in the jail cell is singing "MacArthur Park" by Richard Harris. I love that episode.

If it was the original, british version of Whose Line (which had a lot of the same regulars anyway), then I'd vote for it. American Version was good, as it was virtually the same as the original, but Drew Carey making the same "Whoever wins gets to do a little something with me" followed by an *audience woot* joke EVERY. FUCKING. EPISODE. Really got on my nerves.

Yeah, I don't know that the show couldn't have matured. But they never tried. And they seemed completely aware that they should be maturing. Engagements, "Where is this relationship going?", pregnancies, careers. The stories moved past high school stuff and "Who am I going to prom with?" and "I need to get laid!" and "Who do we score beer?" But it was always 2 steps forward and 1 step back. The writers seemed to constantly be writing themselves into situations they didn't want to be in. Either they just couldn't figure out how to move them forward and keep them together or they enjoyed teasing stories and going halfway with things.

It was an amusing show but they clearly didn't have any mind for anything beyond the basic gags and back and forth. Donna and Eric were always a couple, and in order to prolong that they had to introduce occasional breakups or problems. Jackie was always "the bitchy girlfriend" or "jealous/angry ex" and not really one of the friends so in order to make that work without having her with the same guy mirroring Donna and Eric's staleness she had to bounce around between the guys. Kelso had to mature but remain the hapless idiot, so he has a child and his developing a career but then the kid goes away and he gets fired.

At some point its either the writers' intentions to never go anywhere or inability to figure out how to do it. Either way the show gets stale and the characters become less relatable.


On the other hand it had good years and it had hot chicks.

New Wave was the greatest music ever.

New Wave forever!

Married With Children is way overrated and I'm sure I'll get real pissed of by it eventually in this showdown. Just not this time.

I hate you all so fucking much. May the Nightman rape you in your sleep with no mercy from the Dayman.




This showdown is clearly over but please just do yourselves a favor and watch Always Sunny in Philadelphia tonight. DVR it. Whatever. They air it at 10 and then reair it at 11. 2 episodes in the hour. Please. Its amazing. Not sure what tonight's episodes are though.

MUAHAHAHA! I love that coin. Save it and send it to me.

You guys fuckin' rock!!! I love you all.

You can take that same sentence but just replace "Scrubs" with "How I Met Your Mother." And replace "All in the Family" with "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

this is ridiculous. I cannot believe Scrubs beat All in the Family

[Sop]ALL OF YOU GO STEP IN FRONT OF A BUS AND DIE![/Sop]

Watching Carvey and Hartman do Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon respectively was gold.

EDIT: and when they did the Carsenio Show (Carson spoof of Arsenio Show) was frickin' awesome





And Carvey as Grumpy Old Man (see AA's av)....also gold

To make it pretty simple, Raw had the easiest bracket in the tournament. The only shows I would've voted over it were Rome and Tales From the Crypt.