Unfortunately, Yes, Dear won't get a 7th season.

I definitely would. It's horribly unfair the way it's treated since it scores decent ratings. Many times this season, it has scored higher than any other non-CBS sitcom. NBC has upped its sitcom load with a better line-up, but Yes Dear still performs equal to or only slightly worse and occasionally even better.

The show's suffering now from a lack of promotion, yet it still manages a decent number.

I know that the show is cheap to produce, so I don't see why they wouldn't give it another go around. I know that the writers aren't exactly Hollywood's finest, and the show relies more heavily on guest stars than it should, but I still find it enjoyable episode after episode, so yeah, it'd be nice to see it get a 7th season.

I wouldn't hold my breath, though, unfortunately.

I would definately like to see a 7th season. I think this show is the most underrated sitcom on tv today.

Not me. I'm surprised it had more than 1 season. YAWN.

lol.. I totally agree

i happen to like this show, im surprised it didnt go to 8.

It isn't getting a 7th season.

Yes, Dear is cancelled.

It isn't getting a 7th season.

Yes, Dear is cancelled.

Yep, definitely cancelled. The current Big Brother house is on the sound stage where Yes, Dear used to film.

This reminds me...when "Yes, Dear" began in syndication in 2004, didn't it start out as a two-year deal with TBS and local stations? I think the reruns of this show has actually made "Yes, Dear" more popular in the last two seasons (That 70's Show, 8 Simple Rules, Becker, King of Queens)IIRC haven't the reruns on TBS been proven to be a ratings success? I'm wondering if these same stations (and TBS) is going to pick up "Yes, Dear" for another cycle (or if a cable network like FX will).

This reminds me...when "Yes, Dear" began in syndication in 2004, didn't it start out as a two-year deal with TBS and local stations? I think the reruns of this show has actually made "Yes, Dear" more popular in the last two seasons (That 70's Show, 8 Simple Rules, Becker, King of Queens)IIRC haven't the reruns on TBS been proven to be a ratings success? I'm wondering if these same stations (and TBS) is going to pick up "Yes, Dear" for another cycle (or if a cable network like FX will).
u know, that happens alot to shows, they do much better in synd... I wonder if they do plan to pick the show up? I was never a fan of the show but i do love the guy that plays Greg.. I thought he was so funny on Boston Common

u know, that happens alot to shows, they do much better in synd... I wonder if they do plan to pick the show up? I was never a fan of the show but i do love the guy that plays Greg.. I thought he was so funny on Boston Common


Anthony Clark is dee man. I loved him as Greg on Yes, Dear.

sad, this show is so underrated