Which shows do you think will never ever be cancelled.

The Sunday morning news shows. Especially Meet the Press. Tim Russert was awesome, the super smart guy that loved to drink beer and loved football! Meet the Press on CBS. I think these shows have been around since the 1950's.

Saturday Night Live. This season will be the 39th. Pretty amazing. Again, why would this show ever be cancelled, what would be put in its place? How low would viewership have to go to cancel a show that comes on at 1130 Central/0030?

The Tonight Show on NBC and The Late Show on CBS. Again, it seems that the format is strong (for some reason, personally I find the shows lame), with three networks having their own similar shows. Then the "Late Late" shows that comes afterwards.

NFL. Will never be cancelled. I guess I can research it, but why did ABC lose Monday Night Football?

The Simpsons? Will this ever be cancelled, ever? I loved the first 10 seasons, and I have mostly avoided the last several seasons of the show and it should be over. I think there is a superstition at FOX to keep it on.

What else will never be cancelled?

60 Minutes

The Today Show and Good Morning America.

ABC World News Tonight

Hopefully, Sesame Street.:) :cool:

The Simpsons

FAMILY GUY

Family Guy was cancelled twice!

ones off the top of my head I can think of are:
48 hours mystery
date line
Judge Judy
America's Got Talent
Duck Dynasty
what would you do?
shark tank
American funniest home videos
the Simpsons
vampire dairies
the original
American dad
two & a half man
super natural
The Bachelor
The Bachelorette
Survivor
big brother
nsic
nsic lose angles
the big bang theory
criminal minds
law & order

Law and Order is gone. Law and Order SVU is still on.

Family Guy was cancelled twice!

Yes...and I feel that FOX is trying to push-out Seth MacFarlane shows and yet...keep "The Simpsons"!

The Simpsons and Family Guy both have to end eventually once their voice actors, creators ect retire or...the other option. And Seth MacFarlane has expressed that he's getting kind of sick of Family Guy so I wouldn't be surprised to see it wrap up within the next 5 years or so.

The only shows that I can really see going forever are shows that have the option of rotating casts like 60 Minutes, SNL, Sesame Street, ect.

Every show ends eventually. I never thought Guiding Light and As the World Turns would ever go off the air but they did.

Meet The Press is on NBC.

The Simpsons and Family Guy both have to end eventually once their voice actors, creators ect retire or...the other option. And Seth MacFarlane has expressed that he's getting kind of sick of Family Guy so I wouldn't be surprised to see it wrap up within the next 5 years or so.

The only shows that I can really see going forever are shows that have the option of rotating casts like 60 Minutes, SNL, Sesame Street, ect.Seth says he sees no end to Family Guy.

supernatural

big bang theory (probably just wishful thinking as I think jim parsons has already said he only expects the show to last 10 seasons )

Seth says he sees no end to Family Guy.

"Family Guy 25"? That may sound interesting...but "The Simpsons" already did it and may reach to 50!

The 700 Club!

Saturday Night Live

Saturday Night LiveThis I wish they would cancel. It hasn't been funny for 3 decades.

I just though of one dancing with the stars.

Seth says he sees no end to Family Guy.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/seth-macfarlane-family-guy-star-trek-247364

That was almost 3 years ago though, so maybe he's changed his tune.

Any news programs (whether on major broadcast television networks or their local affiliates/O&Os), they're practically immune to cancellation; they have the option of rotating staff members / anchors, or anything else.

Also, a few science documentary shows like NOVA (premiered in 1974) and Horizon (on BBC2 in the UK) (premiered in 1964). They're practically immune to cancellation, also.