Fall TV schedule

[Slim]

Last night the wife and I caught Glee, Raising Hope, and Running Wilde.

Our favorite Glee moment was when Sue interrupts Rachel and Sunshing signing in the bathroom and utters a simple but hilariously delivered "Shut up!".

We actually enjoyed Raising Hope more than Running Wilde which was surprising since we are both huge Arrested Development fans. Raisin Hope seems a lot like My Name is Earl which is another show I kind of dig. I grew up pretty white trash and enjoy the trailer park-type humor.

[Green Lantern]

Running Wilde seems a lot like My Name is Earl which is another show I kind of dig. I grew up pretty white trash and enjoy the trailer park-type humor.

Did you mean Raising Hope? Because Raising Hope is actually created by Greg Garcia, the same guy who did My Name Is Earl.

[Slim]

Did you meant Raising Hope? Because Raising Hope is actually created by Greg Garcia, the same guy who did My Name Is Earl.

Yes, I did actually. Glad you picked up on that. I'll edit that. I should probably proof read my posts.

[RC Vikings]

Why do they just recycle the same old tired shows all the time? The one show thats never been recycled is "Baywatch". Don't you think people would watch if they found a reason to show beautiful people on a beach in their swimming suits every week.

[MarkGrace]

Sounds like if Lonestar even airs this week it will be a major victory. The show is on life support after one week.

[Green Lantern]

Sounds like if Lonestar even airs this week it will be a major victory. The show is on life support after one week.

I waver between hating Fox for not supporting the quality shows they come up with and applauding them for giving a shot to shows that no other network would have greenlit in the first place. In the end I guess I wish all of the quality dramas would just debut on cable networks.

[Donuthole]

Sounds like if Lonestar even airs this week it will be a major victory. The show is on life support after one week.

It's officially dead.

http://www.digitalspy.com/ustv/news/a279233/fox-cancels-lone-star-after-two-episodes.html

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Watched almost half an episode of Running Wilde tonight, wow that sucked.

[SoCalCoug]

Why do they just recycle the same old tired shows all the time? The one show thats never been recycled is "Baywatch". Don't you think people would watch if they found a reason to show beautiful people on a beach in their swimming suits every week.

[Donuthole]

Watched almost half an episode of Running Wilde tonight, wow that sucked.

I finally got around to watching "Outsourced" tonight. It was 1000x worse than I ever imagined. Offensively cliche and unfunny. As in "let me beat you over the head with this cultural humor. Hey, why aren't you laughing this is funny stuff! Ok here let me make a boob or a fart joke. Now THAT was funny, right?" type humor.

I'm sure plenty of people ate it up, but definitely not for me. It will probably survive, though, since it's in a good spot behind The Office.

[CJF]

I finally got around to watching "Outsourced" tonight. It was 1000x worse than I ever imagined. Offensively cliche and unfunny. As in "let me beat you over the head with this cultural humor. Hey, why aren't you laughing this is funny stuff! Ok here let me make a boob or a fart joke. Now THAT was funny, right?" type humor.

I'm sure plenty of people ate it up, but definitely not for me. It will probably survive, though, since it's in a good spot behind The Office.

That's kind of funny. My wife and I both thought almost the exact opposite. It's actually pretty realistic when it comes to the cultrual grap between the two countries from a call center perspective. I could very much relate to the guy. Also, we both thought the show wouldn't last past this season thinking that the majority of viewers would not think it was realistic or all that funny.

[DrumNFeather]

So far I have watched The Event and Hawaii Five-0 and surprisingly really liked both. Also saw the season premier of Glee which I liked. Still really like Sons of Anarchy as well.

Finally got around to watching Hawaii Five-0 and enjoyed it as well. Mostly I am glad Jin landed on his feet.

[clackamascoug]

I watched the Mike & Molly premier, and it was OK. The second episode, was pretty funny, and the date scene was hilarious. The girl that play Molly was very funny, and did a good job.

I liked when she pulls a nose hair from Mike, and say's..."That thing was going to bug me all evening...."

[OhioBlue]

Finally got around to watching Hawaii Five-0 and enjoyed it as well. Mostly I am glad Jin landed on his feet.

I liked the pilot, a potentially strong cast of characters. The lead guy is someone I really liked in 'Moonlight,' a show that didn't last long. The fun relationship between he and Dano was surprisingly well established for a first episode, especially considering how much content they packed in.

I still think it will end up being largely 'fast-food' type TV, but as long as it's fun and the characters stay strong, the show could do well.

On an unrelated note, I watched the 2nd episode of Raising Hope and promptly canceled the series from my DVR.

[UteStar]

I waver between hating Fox for not supporting the quality shows they come up with and applauding them for giving a shot to shows that no other network would have greenlit in the first place. In the end I guess I wish all of the quality dramas would just debut on cable networks.

I agree with this...I really enjoyed LoneStar but it did not feel like network tv. It felt like they could have pushed it a bit further and put it on HBO or FX or something...oh well...