I stopped watching this show a bout a year and a half ago. I just lost interest. I watched tonight's episode and I have to say it was pretty good. I was lmao when Greg said "The only rack I ever saw was the one that was holding my letters" :lol: I really hope they don't cancel this show, I'm starting to like it again.

Yes, Dear is yet another show I need to start watching again. For some reason, like with a few others, I just quit watching it. But it is cute and funny, and tonight's episode was very funny. :lol:

I watched it and really enjoyed it. Thought it was pretty much non-stop laughs with the only drawback being the abrupt ending. I thought the best line was when Kim was talking about how Greg didn't know anything about women, but he knew the names, and Greg says, "Yeah, that's true."

I saw it last night, It was real funny especially with that girl choosing who should be their playmate! Hilarious!

:lol:

I'm so glad that the show is back on and hope that it doesn't get cancelled.

:lol:

The first episode of the new season was quite funny. The second episode is prrof positive to me that the writers have run out of material and I wash my hands of this show for good. :wave:

Like Leave it to Beaver never had constant cheesey story lines every episode.

Like Beaver disobeys his parents by leaving the house and going to the movies and winning a bike and then lying about it.

Wally gets self-conscince about his nose after a girl said he had a pug nose so he sends away for a thing that supposed to help your nose not go pug, yeah like that would work.

Yes Dear is a funny show in my opinion and you think it is not that is where we differ you can think it stinks, where I don't think it does.

It is a good show I watch it when it is on Wednesdays and most days at 4:00-5:00pm weekdays on TBS.

The ratings for March 2nd's episode were very good.

From tvtome:
3/2 Fast National Ratings

The numbers for last night's episode of Yes, Dear were upwardly mobile, supremely salient, and unquestionably exalting. In layman's terms, it kicked ***. Scoring a 3.9/9 in 18-49 and a 7.1/11 in households, the figures represented growth of 15% and 6%, respectively, from lead-in The King of Queens. Better than that, the show finished second in its time slot in 18-49, topping both Alias and The West Wing -- each of which had higher-rated lead-ins. 10.9 million viewers watched.

It beat out Alias and The West Wing.. :faint:

This.. is.. awesome. :woohoo: