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It won't be renewed on my DVR. I deleted the last two episodes after watching only a few minutes of both. Just one scene of Daddy running after Jake once again with a gasped, "Jake! Jake! Come back Jake!" followed by another shot of Daddy kneeling down in front of Jake and soulfully rendering the ghastly repetitive, "Jake, I'm TRYING to understand you! Help me Jake!", has me gagging and grabbing the remote.
I feel better now!
Great synopis.
I watched one episode. That was one too many.
I will miss The River and Missing. The others I never watched anyway. And if Alcatraz is definitely gone then I am seriously bummed . I think the networks just give up too easily on shows they don't like or don't believe in in the first place but spend a fortune on crappy shows that are so dumb. I loved Harry's Law but for some crazy reason they moved this season to a day and time that has way too much competition! One day we'll wake up and discover 500 channels of reality TV and nothing else.
I hope Fringe will be able to end before it gets fired (as it were) - every season I hold my breath to see if it's coming back.
It can be a silly show at times, but I will miss the rules of engagement if it winds up getting cancelled.
It is always good for a couple of authentic laughs, and the humor thankfully isnt cutting edge-----too many of todays comedies claim to be cutting edge, and the only thing they cut is viewership.
I guess it will show my age, but I miss the days of the Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bob Newhart, Married with Children, ect........those shows didnt slap you in the face and claim they were cutting edge.
It figures that Harry's Law got cancelled. They had a good show in the first season, then they ran away with it in the second. You can't change the entire dynamics of an already hit show like thatn and expect people will like it as well.
It figures that Harry's Law got cancelled. They had a good show in the first season, then they ran away with it in the second. You can't change the entire dynamics of an already hit show like thatn and expect people will like it as well.
I'm so bummed about GCB. It's the only show both my husband and I looked forward to.
honey, just watch "the bachelorette" this season! it's southern and full of sunshine and dirt
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. I think the networks just give up too easily on shows they don't like or don't believe in in the first place but spend a fortune on crappy shows that are so dumb. I loved Harry's Law but for some crazy reason they moved this season to a day and time that has way too much competition! One day we'll wake up and discover 500 channels of reality TV and nothing else.
It's the only show both my husband and I looked forward to. 
