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quote: 30 Rock obviously doesnt fit that description since it was the most critically acclaimed new comedy of the season
And why doesn't anyone watch it???? 30 Rock bleeds what few viewers NBC gets on Thursday Nights.
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| Posts: 16422 | Location: Indiana | Registered: 20 September 2006 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by TV-aholic: quote: 30 Rock obviously doesnt fit that description since it was the most critically acclaimed new comedy of the season
And why doesn't anyone watch it???? 30 Rock bleeds what few viewers NBC gets on Thursday Nights.
30 ROCK STINKS BUZZ
Studio Sixty is the best written, produced, and acted show on television.
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quote: Originally posted by TV-aholic: quote: 30 Rock obviously doesnt fit that description since it was the most critically acclaimed new comedy of the season
And why doesn't anyone watch it???? 30 Rock bleeds what few viewers NBC gets on Thursday Nights.
There have been plenty of critically acclaimed/award winning shows that have gotten low viewers, Arrested Development being the best example. NBC is now targeting more niche audiences when it comes to their comedies, so of course none of them will ever get the ratings as high as Two & A Half Men, but their shows will always get the buzz. And look at The Office, critics, nor viewers were even behind that series during the show's first season but when season two came along, it exploded. Its okay not to enjoy a series but that doesnt automatically make it bad, and to a lot of people, it's hilarious. NBC just sometimes has a problem giving their shows correct exposure, and 30 Rock should do better with My Name Is Earl as lead-in and being out of the way of Grey's Anatomy and CSI. People say that 30 Rock and My Name Is Earl arent that compatible, but then neither are The Office and "Earl" and that combo did just fine.
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quote: Originally posted by Buzz: quote: Originally posted by TV-aholic: quote: 30 Rock obviously doesnt fit that description since it was the most critically acclaimed new comedy of the season
And why doesn't anyone watch it???? 30 Rock bleeds what few viewers NBC gets on Thursday Nights.
STUDIO SIXTY... WILL BEAT 30 ROCK AGAIN IN THE RATINGS. WATCH IT TONIGHT... SCRIPTS ARE TERRIFC...MOST VIEWERS HAVE COLLEGE DEGREES.... YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO STUDIO SIXTY... MOST PEOPLE THESE DAYS DON'T HAVE THAT ABILITY TO LISTEN.. LET ALONE THINK!!!!! 30 ROCK STINKS BUZZ
Studio Sixty is the best written, produced, and acted show on television.
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So much for Gee's theory about the Studio 60 viewers being affluent. quote: Originally posted by TV-aholic: quote: STUDIO SIXTY... WILL BEAT 30 ROCK AGAIN IN THE RATINGS. WATCH IT TONIGHT... SCRIPTS ARE TERRIFC...MOST VIEWERS HAVE COLLEGE DEGREES.... YOU HAVE TO LISTEN TO STUDIO SIXTY... MOST PEOPLE THESE DAYS DON'T HAVE THAT ABILITY TO LISTEN.. LET ALONE THINK!!!!!
30 ROCK STINKS BUZZ
Ah, Middle school must be out now.
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| Posts: 6008 | Location: Chicago, IL | Registered: 20 September 2006 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Riff Rafferty: quote: Originally posted by Legends: Yeah... Friday Night Lights nor 30 Rock had a weekly 14-15 million viewer lead-in (FNL had it that one time, when it did decently).
I use to like Studio 60 and I still watch it, but I definitely wont miss the series. Its just Aaron Sorkin showing his huge ego and writing about himself. And last week's episode... how unrealistic was that. I wonder how many times Lorne Michaels bargained with terrorists to let the brother of a castmate be set free... It needs to end.
Another major problem with the series was that the sketches were barely ever funny. It would have been better if Sorkin had set the series in the behind the scenes of a news channel (such as CNN or MSNBC or even FOX News), that way the series would be all preachy but it might as done as well as The West Wing did when it premiered. I think audiences werent sure what type of show Studio 60 was when it first premiered and as the ratings went down each week, more and more viewers left as Sorkin kept alienating audiences.
Parisite Hilton could create and write a show about an unmaterialistic, selfless, law-abiding, lower-middle-class, chaste woman who's never had a drink in her life and hates being in the spotlight, and it still wouldn't be as far removed from "writing what you know" as Sorkin did with this trainwreck. Forget knowing anything about how sketch comedy shows are made. Has he ever even WATCHED one? Studio Eighty Sixed is the worst written, least well produced, and most poorly acted show on television.
OK... Let's take it one more time. Last night )6?14) Sudio Sixty was terrific. It's the only show that takes on this current administration, the war, Herr Rove. The relationship between Matt and Jordan is dramatic as well as entertaining. The recent scripts have improved greatly. The main difficulty with the series was you had to LISTEN...and we live in a world where people generally don't have that ability. You also have to THINK. Sorkin is a genius! Period! Sadly, it's unfortunate the show is not about bingo, opening cases, tossing each other off an island, dancing, singing, and the reast of all this recent cheap TV bullshite. Last night's show was very good.{/QUOTE} buzz
Studio Sixty is the best written, produced, and acted show on television.
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Xwiseguyx's Translated post from Buzz: Studio 60 is the greatest show in the history of Television. All of you are stupid idiots for not watching. The shows you people watch are stupid. PS - I can't spell. quote: Originally posted by Buzz: OK... Let's take it one more time. Last night )6?14) Sudio Sixty was terrific. It's the only show that takes on this current administration, the war, Herr Rove. The relationship between Matt and Jordan is dramatic as well as entertaining. The recent scripts have improved greatly. The main difficulty with the series was you had to LISTEN...and we live in a world where people generally don't have that ability. You also have to THINK. Sorkin is a genius! Period! Sadly, it's unfortunate the show is not about bingo, opening cases, tossing each other off an island, dancing, singing, and the reast of all this recent cheap TV bullshite. Last night's show was very good.{/QUOTE} buzz
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I would've pictured Buzz as a VM fan. quote: Originally posted by xwiseguyx: Xwiseguyx's Translated post from Buzz: Studio 60 is the greatest show in the history of Television. All of you are stupid idiots for not watching. The shows you people watch are stupid. PS - I can't spell. quote: Originally posted by Buzz: OK... Let's take it one more time. Last night )6?14) Sudio Sixty was terrific. It's the only show that takes on this current administration, the war, Herr Rove. The relationship between Matt and Jordan is dramatic as well as entertaining. The recent scripts have improved greatly. The main difficulty with the series was you had to LISTEN...and we live in a world where people generally don't have that ability. You also have to THINK. Sorkin is a genius! Period! Sadly, it's unfortunate the show is not about bingo, opening cases, tossing each other off an island, dancing, singing, and the reast of all this recent cheap TV bullshite. Last night's show was very good.{/QUOTE} buzz
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Very Well Put. Couldn't have said it better. quote: Originally posted by PaulC: I have watched every episode of Studio 60, though it was by far one of the biggest disappointments of the season. And, yes, even though the plots remain fairly ludicrous, I have enjoyed these burn-off episodes more than I did the earlier episodes which were so, so painful. But, the show managed to turn-off its initially good audience so much in the first few weeks any improvments just did not matter. People had passed judgement. Harshly. It wasn't that people could not listen. (They managed to listen to West Wing for 7 years.) Its just that when they did listen when this show came on, they could not stand what they were hearing.
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| Posts: 16422 | Location: Indiana | Registered: 20 September 2006 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by PaulC: I have watched every episode of Studio 60, though it was by far one of the biggest disappointments of the season. And, yes, even though the plots remain fairly ludicrous, I have enjoyed these burn-off episodes more than I did the earlier episodes which were so, so painful.
Count me in the opposite corner. I enjoyed the early episodes and writing/situations that felt a bit more 'real'. Now, we have hostage crisis, pregnancy gone bad, and lawyer/underworld rescue operator plotlines. Nothing could feel less real, less logical, and yes, more like all the other tripe that is on TV. I expect 'comedy' people to be witty/sarcastic/annoying and the early episodes worked for that reason. Last night's episode had a doctor, a nurse, and a military guy being the overtly witty/annoying ones and that did not work at all because it didn't seem at all 'realistic'. The only good parts of last night's episode were the flashbacks. Maybe Studio 60 should have been on 6 years ago. 
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quote: Originally posted by Obveeus: quote: Originally posted by PaulC: I have watched every episode of Studio 60, though it was by far one of the biggest disappointments of the season. And, yes, even though the plots remain fairly ludicrous, I have enjoyed these burn-off episodes more than I did the earlier episodes which were so, so painful.
For a series that most of you people didn't like... it surely generates a lot of discussion Count me in the opposite corner. I enjoyed the early episodes and writing/situations that felt a bit more 'real'. Now, we have hostage crisis, pregnancy gone bad, and lawyer/underworld rescue operator plotlines. Nothing could feel less real, less logical, and yes, more like all the other tripe that is on TV. I expect 'comedy' people to be witty/sarcastic/annoying and the early episodes worked for that reason. Last night's episode had a doctor, a nurse, and a military guy being the overtly witty/annoying ones and that did not work at all because it didn't seem at all 'realistic'. The only good parts of last night's episode were the flashbacks. Maybe Studio 60 should have been on 6 years ago.
Studio Sixty is the best written, produced, and acted show on television.
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quote: Originally posted by TV-aholic: Very Well Put. Couldn't have said it better. quote: Originally posted by PaulC: I have watched every episode of Studio 60, though it was by far one of the biggest disappointments of the season. And, yes, even though the plots remain fairly ludicrous, I have enjoyed these burn-off episodes more than I did the earlier episodes which were so, so painful. But, the show managed to turn-off its initially good audience so much in the first few weeks any improvments just did not matter. People had passed judgement. Harshly. It wasn't that people could not listen. (They managed to listen to West Wing for 7 years.) Its just that when they did listen when this show came on, they could not stand what they were hearing.
Great shows!!! The so called "burn off." buzz (/QUOTE)
Studio Sixty is the best written, produced, and acted show on television.
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