Did Frasier make the cut?
It sure did at #44
It was beat out by...
#42 Taxi
#38 Bob Newhart
#36 Maude
#32 The Golden Girls
#31 M*A*S*H
#24 Lost
#21 Friends
#20 Honeymooners
#17 Roseanne
#15 Cheers
#11 I Love Lucy
#10 Your Show of Shows
#9 Mad Men
#8 Buffy the Vampire Slayer
#7 The Andy Griffith Show
#6 All In The Family
#5 The Sapranos
#4 Mary Tyler Moore Show
#3 Seinfeld
#2 The Simpsons
#1 The Wire
tv star collector
07-07-2013, 05:25 PM
These lists are (to me) rather pointless: how can one compare different genres (sitcoms, dramas, variety shows, etc.)?
DJM77
07-07-2013, 05:48 PM
#24 Lost (I've only seen one episode).
#10 Your Show of Shows (I've never even heard of that)!
#9 Mad Men (Never seen it).
#5 The Sopranos (Never seen it).
#1 The Wire (Never seen it).
I've never even heard of The Wire
I know the show won Emmies, Golden Globe Awards, Producers Guild of America Award, Screen Actors Guild Awards, Television Critics Association Awards, Writers Guild of America Awards, Humanitas Prize, and Peabody Award, but...
I would definitely award the show for
ALL TIME >>>
BEST TV SET DESIGN to the designer of Frasier's Apartment
OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR to Kelsey Grammer
OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR to David Hyde Pierce
OUTSTANDING CASTING IN A SERIES to Frasier casting
OUTSTANDING WRITING IN A SERIES to the writing staff of Frasier
BEST COMIC DUO IN A SERIES to Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce
BEST COMEDIC TIMING to David Hyde Pierce
MOST ADORABLE COUPLE IN A SERIES to David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves
Did I leave anything out?
I was a little surprised that Happy Days didn't make the Entertainment Weekly list. It did run for 11 years. If Good Times and All in the Family made the list, why didn't Barney Miller? Dukes of Hazzard?
the 1960's series Batman with Adam West and Burt Ward
The Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby
Wonder Woman with Lynda Carter
What about Boy Meets World? (I heard Girl Meets World is supposed to come out this year with a few of the original cast in that).
Burn Notice didn't make their list either. :confused:
Mr. Television
07-07-2013, 06:44 PM
I've never even heard of The Wire
Nobody has. It wasn't even that popular on HBO, the channel that aired it.
Mr. Television
07-07-2013, 06:48 PM
Any poll that has I Love Lucy all the way down at #11 and The Honeymooners at #20 shouldn't be taken seriously.
Nobody has. It wasn't even that popular on HBO, the channel that aired it.
Yes, thank you. Three's Company (your avatar) should have made the list before some of these too.
Mr. Television
07-07-2013, 06:50 PM
Yes, thank you. Three's Company (your avatar) should have made the list before some of these too.
I agree. It probably wasn't even on the list. lol
Any poll that has I Love Lucy all the way down at #11 and The Honeymooners at #20 shouldn't be taken seriously.
No disrespect to those who love those shows, but I toast that comment.
:cheers:
I agree. It probably wasn't even on the list. lol
No, it wasn't.
the 1960's series Batman with Adam West and Burt Ward
The Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby
Wonder Woman with Lynda Carter
What about Boy Meets World? (I heard Girl Meets World is supposed to come out this year with a few of the original cast in that).
Burn Notice didn't make their list either. :confused:
Starsky and Hutch