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JenniferlovesBecker
03-27-2004, 12:12 PM
I have say ever since Becker ended, I have been miserable. The only thing I watch now is the news, Newlyweds, and VH1. Thats pretty sad, cause when Becker was on I watched the reruns of Cheers, and a bunch of other shows.

I don't care anymore if the cast isn't perfect with Hector. Or the fact that Bob is gone. I just miss Becker griping about the world. You know what I mean?

I really wish this show would come back.

Do any of yall?

vincentc927
03-27-2004, 05:48 PM
I know what you mean, Jennifer. I miss the show greatly, but you never know, it can come back in the fall.

My mom saw Ted Danson on The View a couple of months ago, between the finale and It Must Be Love, and he said that he and the network tried what they could to keep the show around, but nothing worked, and he gracefully accepted, along with the cast. He wasn't too mad about it. But my mom said it seemed like he would agree if they asked him to come back for the fall. In the meantime, Danson is currently working on other projects. So the future of "Becker" is perhaps not so grim.

I truly miss Becker bitching about the world, being in funny new situations, the humor, the appealing characters, the zest that is missing from so many other shows. The characters on Friends, Frasier, you name it, especially the longer ones - they've all gotten exaggerated over the years, and ridiculous, but "Becker" actually stood consistent. So you gotta give the show credit there.

I hope it comes back in the fall.

JenniferlovesBecker
03-28-2004, 12:08 AM
Yea that day my mom forgot to tape that ep of "The View" so I never really knew what he said. Yea that would be nice if it did come back in the fall. And ELR has had its course. Becker would be the second biggest show next to "Two and a Half Men" that CBS has.

This was just one of those great shows that you watch when its been a long day at work, and you prop of your feet, and sip a little Dr. Pepper, aand treat yourself to cheetos. Man I miss the good ole' days, don't you vincet?

vincentc927
03-28-2004, 08:17 PM
I sure do:)

Becker made me forget about all my troubles. I'd sick back, relax, make sure everything else is quiet, and enjoy the show. Truly the good 'ol days.

Sara Micelli
03-28-2004, 08:31 PM
Originally posted by JenniferlovesBecker
And ELR has had its course. Becker would be the second biggest show next to "Two and a Half Men" that CBS has.



I really like that show. I find it hilarious

Lizzie McGuire
03-28-2004, 10:00 PM
I like the show to, and i so wacth the rerun.

vincentc927
03-30-2004, 08:44 PM
I'm glad that "Becker" appears in the morning and middle of the night where I live. Now I get the show twice a day!

Chocoholic
03-31-2004, 11:00 AM
I miss it too. While I didn't like it as much without Reggie, I still found it funnier than just about anything else on TV right now.

I think Becker had another year or two left in it. Everybody Loves Raymond should have called it quits two years ago, IMHO.

JenniferlovesBecker
03-31-2004, 12:18 PM
Originally posted by Sideshow Kristen
I miss it too. While I didn't like it as much without Reggie, I still found it funnier than just about anything else on TV right now.

I think Becker had another year or two left in it. Everybody Loves Raymond should have called it quits two years ago, IMHO.

Me too. ELR is a great show, and I used to watch all the time, but I think its kind of exaggerated over the last 2 years.

I really wish I had the channel that the reruns of Becker come on in my area. Atleast I have like 8 tapes of the last two seasons, I just don't have that much time to watch with me going to school & work, and also babysitting now. I'll find a way though. I always did before.


Vincet, I totally agree with you:
whenever I tuned in to Becker, all my worries went 'bye, bye,bye'. And I was on cloud nine, and I laughed my tail off. Oh' the good ole' days. I miss them.:D

JD2635
03-31-2004, 02:46 PM
I loved Becker. It was the best of the two shows that are still on daytime. "The other show, the emmy-award winning Just Shoot Me!"Both are on my UPN station during breakfast at 9 AM!

90210 Dude
04-02-2004, 01:35 PM
I just caught onto the reruns a few months ago, great show! I cant believe it just ended! :eek: Becker was awesome! acted like most of us feel on bad days! :lol:

how did it end? what happened to everyone?

adrian@Germany
04-03-2004, 11:08 AM
CBS is so stupid, sorry. Becker was so much better than The Stones (I saw the raitings). I love Judith Light, but this is not a success for CBS.
I think the new series Century City is allready cancelled, right? Becker needs a second chance! I think Becker returns with a 7th season next fall. I'm hoping.

msil217
04-20-2004, 10:40 PM
I guess I'm lucky. Here in Illinois, where I live, (not too far from St.Louis MO) there is a network called "WB11". They show Becker every weekday at 12:30 PM

Also, we have Satellite, so we get WGN, the Chicago station. They have been showing Becker Weeknights.

Becker is a classic that will never get old. Long live BOB, Reggie, Jake, Linda, Margaret, and of course, Becker!!!:wave: :wave:

Ant-Lox
04-21-2004, 10:03 AM
I started watching this because of the King Of Queens, I liked this show a lot and then they dumped it, now I just watch the re-runs in the middle of the night.

pete e
04-30-2004, 11:57 PM
I miss "Becker" alot. All the characters were unique, and had an "edge" to them. The show lost something when Reggie left, because Chris did not have the "attitude" Reggie had. Reggie interacted with Becker better,and her character connected better with the other Characters than Chris.

Losing "Bob" was the final straw. What happened? Did something happen to him, did he quit, or did those idiots at the network decide to replace him too?

I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who can let me know what happened to Bob.

I miss Becker. the writing was going down hill though(besides the last episode) and Hector did not fit in.

vincentc927
05-07-2004, 10:18 PM
Sure! Ted Danson said on the Early Show a while back that the actor who plays Bob decided to move on and leave the show.

pete e
05-08-2004, 12:02 AM
Thanks for the information. I am surprised, as it is so hard to get a role on a prime time show that an actor would leave, but at least now I know.

Thanks again for filling me in as to why Bob left. At least now I am not irritated with the shows producers getting rid of Bob. If the guy who played Bob wanted to leave, there was nothing they could do.

Thanks again, Vincent

Pete E

adrian@Germany
05-08-2004, 06:26 AM
here is something I found about Saverio!

http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/entertainment/television/8592341.htm?1c

Q: What happened to the the guy who played the character of Robert (Bob) on the TV sitcom ``Becker''? He wasn't in the series this year and it looks like he was replaced by a new character. I thought he was the funniest one on the show. Is ``Becker'' done for the season or was this the last season?

A: Saverio Guerra, who played Bob on the CBS sitcom, decided on his own to leave before the beginning of this season, a CBS publicist said. As for the show's future, it has been on the verge of cancellation before and come back -- but this season has looked especially gloomy. Only 13 episodes were made this season, about half what most series get.

pete e
05-08-2004, 09:24 AM
Thanks for the information about the actor who played Bob.
Even though the shows ratings were low, it is hard for me to understand why an actor would leave a show on TV, when you have to be incredibly lucky just to get on a show that lasts more than one year. How can you walk away from the money and experience?

Any way, thanks again?

Does any one know if it was the networks idea to get rid of "Reggie" or if Terry Ferrell, the actress who played Reggie decided to leave?

Chris (Nancy Travis) was okay, but Reggie had an edge to her character and connected with the other characters better.

Why did Reggie leave? any information would be very much appreciated.

"Becker" was a unique show. especially the first year or two when his character would have soft spots, (like the way he cared for "AJ" the kid with the AIDS virus) but then turn around and make a mean, but humorous comment about old people or foreigners right after that. The humor on Becker was bolder and fresher than most other sitcoms. I will miss it


Pete E

Finch
06-11-2004, 03:34 AM
Bring back Bob. Hector dies of severe lasarations to his anus.

Moondance
06-29-2004, 05:56 PM
I miss that show! Linda was the best:)


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