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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 1373961" data-attributes="member: 158">For all the talk of lackluster ratings, and people talking about how the show was getting worse, in my eyes it was still like the choice of 1) Watching an all-star player batting .750 instead of the normal .1000 he enjoys, and 2) Watching a rookie bat about a .050In other words, compared to the other material to watch in those time slots, it was head and shoulders above any reality-based garbage currently available. What, for the love of Joss, is out there better to watch? My Fat Obnoxious Fiance? The Apprentice? The Restaurant? Skanks on the Farm? Survivor: All-Geezer Edition? The O.C. 90210? Everwouldn't? One Trick Hill?So far, all I have left is the CSI's (which don't always entertain me from week to week), Tru Calling (which can't even keep me for one show a month), Smallville (the only thing that's consistently holding my interest), Monk (which is a good show, but too few of them), and the various documentaries of Discovery and History Channels, and Mythbusters.If the best show on TV is a show about debunking urban myths, something is SERIOUSLY wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henry, post: 1373961, member: 158"] For all the talk of lackluster ratings, and people talking about how the show was getting worse, in my eyes it was still like the choice of 1) Watching an all-star player batting .750 instead of the normal .1000 he enjoys, and 2) Watching a rookie bat about a .050 In other words, compared to the other material to watch in those time slots, it was head and shoulders above any reality-based garbage currently available. What, for the love of Joss, is out there better to watch? [i]My Fat Obnoxious Fiance? The Apprentice? The Restaurant? Skanks on the Farm? Survivor: All-Geezer Edition? The O.C. 90210? Everwouldn't? One Trick Hill?[/i] So far, all I have left is the CSI's (which don't always entertain me from week to week), Tru Calling (which can't even keep me for one show a month), Smallville (the only thing that's consistently holding my interest), Monk (which is a good show, but too few of them), and the various documentaries of Discovery and History Channels, and Mythbusters. If the best show on TV is a show about debunking urban myths, something is SERIOUSLY wrong. [/QUOTE]

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