the sox have been a bit cringe worthy this seasonSimuLord said:I'm gonna go with "all of them." I sold my TV in 2006 and the only thing I miss watching is live sports---ESPN3.com is only good for so much.
Although speaking of live sports, that's probably going to change when I move home to Boston in 2 years---I'll have to get a TV so I can watch Sox/Pats/C's/B's games.
Exactly this. I love my first few seasons worth of Family Guy, but it hasn't been consistently funny in ages. Another show I've stopped caring about is House. It was cool for a while, but the fact that things never really changed or developed, and I never really cared about any of the major characters, meant that I got tired of it.-Zen- said:I'm going with Family Guy. Sure, it's always been stupid, but in the beginning, it was stupid with style. Now it's just plain stupid.
I love SG:U. I think the writing is fine, and it did get better after an admittedly shaky start where they were trying to hold everything up using Robert Carlyle. As for the complaints you make, I could counter them with how they work, but I'm too lazy, and if you think it's bad writing, I doubt I'll be able to change your mind. Oh well.goldenheart323 said:Stargate: Universe - I wanted so much to like it, but the writing was just soooooo bad. I watched 3 episodes before giving up. That ship is around for how many hundred thousand years, but darn their luck, they just happen to get on it when there's just a few days of air left. What are the odds? Also, the body switching with absolutely no regard for the owner of the bodies on Earth was ridiculous. They get totally drunk & let the other person worry about the hangover. One guy even has sex with his estranged wife while in the other guy's body. I could go on, and on, and on... They were trying to change the tone & style of Stargate, and they succeeded. It went from well written sci-fi to poorly written soap opera.