Comments on: Your View: What is the Best TV Show Ever?

By: peter8172

peter8172 — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:48:18 +0000

That 1970′s comedy show starring a Blackman and his son who ran a junkyard and was always putting his right hand over his heart when he heard or saw something shocking and would say, “I feel a bad one coming on. Elizabeth, I’m coming to join you, honey. And would also say, “I’m gonna give you five across your lip !!”. And let’s not forget “YOU BIG DUMMY !!” and their friends Grady, Bubba, Julio, Rollo, Aunt Esther (who was Fred’s “Favorite”, YEAH RIGHT !!), Donna, Achoo, Woody who was Aunt Esther’s husband (and was never sober). Of course, its the legendary TV show “Sanford And Son”

By: IMNOTHUMAN

IMNOTHUMAN — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:29:31 +0000

GAME OF THORNES hands down!!!!!

By: peter8172

peter8172 — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 20:31:46 +0000

And Let’s not forget “Sanford And Son” with the great Redd Foxx and the characters in that show. Fred and his son Lamont (Afro-Americans with Fred being the shyster and Lamont being the level-headed one), Julio (Hispanic), Achoo (Asian, played by Pat Morita), Rollo (the jail bird), Aunt Esther (A very devout Christian) and her husband Woody (Who couldn’t lay off the booze), Donna (who was a very decent and kind lady) Fred’s girlfriend, Fred’s best friends Grady and Bubba, and of course, Fred’s late wife Elizabeth and when Fred would feign a heart attack would put his right hand over his heart and say “Elizabeth, I’m coming to join ya honey” or “I feel a bad one coming on”. That was comedy at its best.

By: Taylor

Taylor — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 11:23:58 +0000

In my oppinion ,How I met your mother.Everyhting’s brilliant about that show.It’s so funny and everybody seems to like it.

By: peter8172

peter8172 — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 05:34:14 +0000

“All In The Family” It had everything that was eye opening with all of its hotly debated topics at that particular time (the early to mid 1970′s). Archie’s Bigotry and he being a staunch Republican. Mike (meathead) as Archie’s son-in-law who was a staunch liberal, The Vietnam War, a tad bit of Anti-Semitism. The Bunker’s next door neighbors, The Jeffersons who we’re Afro-American, Archie’s “strict” Christians values, Edith’s falsetto voice and Archie calling her dingbat and calling his daughter Gloria “little girl”, Archie’s Chair (which has been on display at the Smithsonian Institute at the American History wing of the museum for many year now), Kelsey’s Bar, and of course Archie’s reference of World War II as he would call it “WWII, ”The Big One’ “

By: dangerous joel menace

dangerous joel menace — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:28:32 +0000

Seinfeld is the best t.v. show ever.

By: Redhead Metalhead

Redhead Metalhead — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 11:46:13 +0000

The Twilight Zone. Such a heavily inspiring show with a wide variety of classic, genius moments and episodes. And the best aprt is, you can watch any episode you want because it’s all a different story each time, so there’s no continuity to follow. Absolutely brilliant show that I think will never be beaten as my all-time favorite.

By: Gab

Gab — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 06:35:11 +0000

For cartoons – South Park, hands down. Every character and situation, however crass or vulgar it might be, is well thought and surprisingly relevant. Plus, it’s funny as hell. I don’t know why The Simpsons always trumps this show. (not that The Simpsons is bad, SP is just better)

For comedy – Modern Family. I don’t know the reason. It just is. (30Rock is also good)

For drama – Dexter and Mad Men. Have you seen these shows? If yes, then you know what I mean. If no, where have you been?

By: This guy

This guy — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:07:44 +0000

And for everyone who says The Office (UK or US) or Modern Family or any single camera comedy along those lines, those shows WOULDN’T EXSIST WITHOUT ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT

By: This guy

This guy — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:05:08 +0000

Arrested Development is definitely the best comedy ever at least, because it was amazingly written and cast and started the current trend of single camera filming in shows. It also went outside the box and was narrated, which made it ALOT better because punchlines weren’t just made by the cast but, by the show’s executive producer, Ron Howard