The TV thread

@sgreenwell if you haven't watched Schitt's Creek on Netflix, it's a good one.

 

American Dad aired its 300th episode last night, becoming just the 25th scripted primetime show to reach that milestone.
I haven't watched it regularly since it moved to TBS, but whenever I catch a rerun it always seems to entertain.

American Dad 300th Episode Breakdown And What Comes Next (Exclusive) | Den of Geek

 

Oh yeah - Went through it early on in the pandemic. Loved it! Can't wait for the last season to drop on Netflix.

 

I found the last season on Pop On Demand if you have access to that.

 

I'm going to have to ask my parents what they think of the new DWTS host. Seems like bashing Tyra Banks is a new sport.
I do think Tom Bergeron is a great presenter, but the show downsized and is probably saving a third of the combined salaries of Bergeron and Andrews with Banks.
I also figure the show would have been well served to replace Bergeron with someone who had competed on the show before, Alfonso Ribeiro, Donny and Marie?

Dancing with the Stars: Tyra Banks Twitter reviews won't bring a smize

 

I always wanted the show to be better than it was - don't know if it would have been renewed without COVID punting pilot season - guess its somewhat fitting that COVID delays and other factors ended up hurting it.

'Stumptown' Renewal Reversed: ABC Drama Becomes Latest COVID-Related Cancellation | Hollywood Reporter

 

Damn what a cast. Each of them killed somewhere outside of MTM.

 

Didn't even include Phyllis and Rhoda or Gordie.

The MTM Show went 7 seasons. Rhoda went 5, Phyllis went 2, Lou Grant went 5.
Love Boat went 10, Golden Girls 7, Too Close For Comfort went 6 (biggest surprise to me).

 

By the way, Schitt's Creek is dominating this Emmy's like... I don't even know what to compare it to. We're an hour into the ceremony, and they've won EVERY award so far.

 

I love this show so much. I'm going to watch it through again

 

It's difficult to speak quietly but still deeply and eloquently to topics like race and diversity without offending anybody or turning off somebody. But after being presented with the Emmys' Governor's Award, Tyler Perry did it, all without seeming to get in anybody's face, on a public platform from which he could have either done just that, or else rambled on to the point of ineffectiveness.

It was the best part of the whole Emmy's show.