A sad end to thirteen seasons....

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by ThomasE

If a show is getting good ratings, then it doesn't matter how long a show runs. People are still watching. Two and a half men is in its 10th year and it still brings in enough ratings to remain on the air.

But I wonder is Two and a half men thinking of ways to close it out before the show starts dipping in the ratings?


See that didn't happen with ABP and it ended up being cancelled with no series finale

[ThomasE]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

But I wonder is Two and a half men thinking of ways to close it out before the show starts dipping in the ratings?


See that didn't happen with ABP and it ended up being cancelled with no series finale

I think that CBS will allow the show time to make a finale that would be appropriate.

[Johnny be good!]

Originally Posted by TVFactFan

But I wonder is Two and a half men thinking of ways to close it out before the show starts dipping in the ratings?


See that didn't happen with ABP and it ended up being cancelled with no series finale

As Forrest Gump said, '**** happens'.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by Johnny be good!

As Forrest Gump said, '**** happens'.

stop posting

[Johnny be good!]

Why?

[sm95fan]

Originally Posted by TheLazenby

I can't help but think that this show (and yes, I do consider AITF and ABP to be one single show, as Carroll did) ended as a frail ghost of its former self. Three main characters gone, a non-offensive Archie, and FAR TOO MUCH emphasis on Billie and Gary. When an old guy with a flyswatter is the only comedy remaining, something's wrong.

Not to mention.... "Bunker Madness" was the most incredibly awful and tasteless episode ever. Stephanie is a pothead? Give me a friggin' break!

It's painful to know that what was once the greatest sitcom in history ended as one of the worst. In my opinion, at least.

I thought it was a good episode with a bad premise. Wasn't Stephanie a cheerleader? Remember at the end of the prior season Stephanie was stoked because she had just made the squad.

Extra curricular activities had strict rules against drug use. Being caught with pot would have meant immediate dismissal from the squad and surely Stephanie was smart enough she would have never put her spot at risk just to smoke marijuana with a bunch of troubled classmates.