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spookystarbuck · 05-24-2004, 05:01 AM

I still think that it is the best show on TV but I do agree that it is going a little downhill. I think that it was when more started happening with Grace - Leo etc.
It got very monotonous and I don't think he was introduced properly as a character.
The lines are getting more predictable and there doesn't seem to be as many witty jokes - non that you can't think up yourselves. I also agree with IheartMoonlighting that when the writers "bit off more than they could chew" by working on something else it went downhill. They should have stuck with the great show they had created first.

05-24-2004, 05:01 AM	#12
spookystarbuck Kiss my Ass! Occasional Poster Join Date: Oct 21, 2003 Location: ENGLAND! Posts: 59	I still think that it is the best show on TV but I do agree that it is going a little downhill. I think that it was when more started happening with Grace - Leo etc. It got very monotonous and I don't think he was introduced properly as a character. The lines are getting more predictable and there doesn't seem to be as many witty jokes - non that you can't think up yourselves. I also agree with IheartMoonlighting that when the writers "bit off more than they could chew" by working on something else it went downhill. They should have stuck with the great show they had created first.
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