I guess I'll go SFU

The Shield isn't repetitive like 24.
It's also about more than strictly making money.
It's also somewhat realistic.

You put more (albeit geeky) effort into it. So you win, Alderman.


And someone tried to get me top watch an episode of Nip/Tuck after telling me profusely how it was the awesomist show ever.

Killed that buzz.

I stopped watching The Real World after season 10, and probably could have quit long before and been perfectly happy. But still, it had a good 6-7 seasons. Even if it is responsible for all the terrible reality TV now.

Just one of many advantages to being single/working at home.

JLU had it's own share of hot chicks though

That sounds like big love to me.

Ba-dum-dum!




and I'd like to thank USA Up All Night - because I'd have never seen such classics like Caged Heat.

But Lucky, even if it never attained first season goodness again, it still was capable of it. It had a flow of interesting characters and storylines. I never got the same first season feeling, but it was always on the cusp of greatness, which is 100% better than most of the trash put on TV these days.


And Stu, it also had Buster Poindexter, Luke Perry and Chuck Zito in it. They were odd choices, too, but it's acting, and they did a swell little job.


And I <Heart> JD Williams



MTA:
Funny how the Nazi's thought Kramer was funny in that Seinfeld Skit. Totally forgot about that.................

Just me and Stu voting for the good doctor, eh?

Man, that gas mask kid was spooky.

My favorite though, (of those I've seen, I haven't gotten around to seeing half of the episodes yet,) is "The Girl in the Fireplace."

"What do monsters have nightmares about?"

"Me!"

Just the greatest encapsulation of everything that is Dr. Who right there.

I liked Homicide, but I've never seen Thief. Gotta go Sopranos.

As I have seen about 4 of the shows in this showdown, I will vote for the least popular in each bracket.

I've not watched either of these shows, but I have seen that rack. Sold!