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I hate the CSI franchise. And I really hate that technique the producers use when they zoom into a body to show how exactly the vic (this is supposed to be cool police slang for victim ) died. It's really overused and too flashy.
I never saw the appeal of Two and a Half Men either.
The CGI effects on CSI are definitely cliche. Perhaps we should call them "Bruckheimers" since they are common among shows Jerry B. has produced!
Count me as someone who doesn't get why anyone likes Two and a Half Men. Jon Cusack won an Emmy for it? In an alternate universe Ducky hates himself for becoming such a square. It's not funny or clever at all. Then again neither is most of America, so maybe that's why people watch.
There were a lot of good shows that stayed on for a year or two longer than they should have. Cheers and Frasier both come to mind. But the Simpsons has stayed on for like 13 years past when they should have quit. Most TV shows, even the great ones, don't even stay on that long! At this point, there have been more episodes made in the mediocre years than there were in the golden years (Season 1 thru Season 9 or 10).
I didn't even realize that Survivor was still on until I overheard two women yesterday talking excitedly about how it was their favorite night because they could watch Survivor. Really??
The Cleveland Show. It's very medicore and is simply Family Guy in black face. It's as if they used the jokes not funny enough for Family Guy. The Cleveland Show has been on about three years--long enough to have enough episodes to syndicate.
That has never been a highly rated show...I think they just keep it on because they have a deal witht he creator of Family Guy. They were the ones that requested him to make another cartoon. Sadly his Flinstones remake is not going to happen so that will be even more reason why they wont cancel it.
If only he thought of the Flinstones remake before the Cleveland Show concept this would have never happened.
I think the problem with many networks is they are now keeping shows on too long and canceling others too quickly. A good run is about 6-8 years, after that it gets tired.
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