Miss Golden
07-25-2005, 02:03 PM
My Name is Earl is getting good reviews, also Twins looks to be a good comedy for the WB.
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View Full Version : Which will be the Breakout Hit this Fall of the new comedies??? Miss Golden 07-25-2005, 02:03 PM My Name is Earl is getting good reviews, also Twins looks to be a good comedy for the WB. Dean Winchester 07-25-2005, 02:47 PM Everybody Hates Chris sounds cute, but the stigma of being a UPN show will hurt it from breaking out Miss Golden 07-25-2005, 05:20 PM I think its timeslot will hurt Everybody Hates Chris the worst, placing it on Thursdays is not a good idea, UPN should have kept WWE Smackdown on Thursdays and had the new comedy lineup on Fridays. L&OFan4Eva 07-25-2005, 05:31 PM I think the breakouts will be Kitchen Confidential and Everybody Hates Chris. Both shows have oozes of buzz, relatively good timeslots, and great casts. I'm gonna watch both Miss Golden 07-26-2005, 12:21 AM What if King of Queens, Yes, Dear, and Still Standing all end next year??? And the two new comedies for CBS fail, what will they have for the 2006-2007 Lineup except Two and a Half Men??? L&OFan4Eva 07-26-2005, 12:25 AM I see Yes Dear for sure ending next year and maybe Still Standing, but KOQ is in my opinion the only thing not starring Charlie Sheen that CBS has going for them in the sitcom department. I see KOQ on for a few more years, probably two or three more seasons. Miss Golden 07-26-2005, 12:31 AM I agree, it seems Yes, Dear was only brought back because Yes, Dear outperformed Listen Up and they needed to bring back one of them. Also, Still Standing lost a lot in the ratings this past year, but got enough for another season. Now that they have placed them on Wednesday Nights at a new timeslot, it will be the kiss of death for both shows, they both have had a nice run for B level comedies. What is amazing is how Yes, Dear was a forgotten mid season replacement this past year and earned a spot on the fall lineup, that rarely happens. Also, Still Standing and Yes, Dear were both bubble shows for this past season. As for King of Queens, I can see it going nine years now that it is back on Mondays, but I really can't see it surpassing Everybody Loves Raymond which could be the best comedy CBS has ever had. I mean King of Queens going 10 years just doesn't sound right. L&OFan4Eva 07-26-2005, 12:36 AM I can see King of Queens going ten seasons, but not any more than that. robyrob 07-26-2005, 12:47 AM it would be nice if any of these shows last more than a season, but I doubt it :rolleyes: Mr. Television 07-26-2005, 12:53 AM it would be nice if any of these shows last more than a season, but I doubt it :rolleyes: I don't see a breakout hit with any of them unfortunately. Wings#1ShowPeriod 07-26-2005, 01:19 AM My Name is Earl has huge potenial.. Freddie is pretty much a guaranteed hit.. I see good things for Out of Practice, Kitchen Confidential is a potential sleeper this season.. #2 is up for grabs on Thursday 7:00 and Everybody Hates Chris COULD take that spot.. but the new best comedy in my opinion is Twins... it has all the ingridents to be a huge hit... |