TV Guide's 50 Worst Shows Ever (1 Viewer)

[Todd Terwilliger]

I liked both Sledgehammer (the episode with the Asian Elvis impersonator killer was awesome) and Max Headroom. I've cught some reruns of Headroom on cable and they actually hold up pretty well, all things considered.

 

[Chris]

Sledgehammer was a great show.. but short lived. I really like the actor... he was also in another short lived show (about a mad doctor? ring any bells?)

Anyway..

 

[MatthewA]

Mama's Family

Not a chance!

I hate lists like these. Because there are 6 billion people in the world and 6 billion different opinions.

 

[Scott McGillivray]

I would throw my vote in for "Small Wonder" as one of the all-time baddies. I don't know how long it ran, but wow...was it bad! Then again, it was kind of a "its-so-bad-it's-funny" kind of bad.

 

[Rob P S]

Joanie Loves Chachi
Full House
Family Matters
Step by Step
Saved by the Bell
California Dreams
Leave It to Beaver
The Andy Griffith Show
Petticoat Junction
The Beverly Hillbillies
Gomer Pyle
The A-Team
227
Empty Nest
Nurses
Just the Ten of Us
A Different World
The Tortellis
According to Jim
Any sitcom that has aired on NBC in the last ten years

 

[Jeff Kleist]

The Bill & Ted live-action TV show comes to mind

Small Wonder was abomidible

 

[Patrick McCart]

Where is Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
It has to be 51...I know it has to be...

 

[Todd Terwilliger]

The A-Team?!? You're madder than Murdoch if that's on your list!

 

[Dave Kalloch]

It would never fly today, but I like HH.

Uhhhh....didn't I hear about a big screen version of Hogan's Heroes in the works?

 

[Jan Strnad]

I loved HH as a kid, before I knew it was politically incorrect. Its inclusion in the top 10 worst shows is ridiculous, IMO. Since when does political correctness count in determining what's best and worst? Since now, I guess.

Jan

 

[DennisHP]

The only list that really matters to me is my list and Hogan's Hero's wouldn't be anywhere near it! I don't use TV Guide. Never have and never will.

 

[TonyD]

Uhhhh....didn't I hear about a big screen version of Hogan's Heroes in the works?

i thonk greg kinear is in a bio about bob crane.

 

[Chris]

Yep, one of Bob Crane's kids stormed out, mad, after almost starting a brawl, he's been fighting the production for a while, claiming they should produce his script of events instead. Movie is called Auto-Focus.
Link

 

[Todd Terwilliger]

i thonk greg kinear is in a bio about bob crane.

I wonder who will play John Carpenter?

 

[Jim Ferguson]

I was in grade school when "My Mother the Car" was on. Man my friends and I used to love that show

 

[Trace Downing]

Unfortuantely, I remember some of these.:b
Hogan's Heroes does seem a bit strange, but I can understand it with Jack's interpretation.

Switching the genre to situation comedy shouldn't automatically render something offensive.

So, would you be looking forward to Dead Man Walking: The Musical at a theater near you, or a Requiem For a Dream sitcom on Thursday nights in between Friends and Will & Grace?
Some awful ones I remember...
Galactica 1980
The new adventures of Captain Nemo (4 episodes)
Speak up America
Bakersfield PD
...Although I loved it as a kid, when Sci-Fi was showing Buck Rogers a couple of years back, I found it very painful to watch.

 

[Brad Porter]

a Requiem For a Dream sitcom on Thursday nights in between Friends and Will & Grace?

Somebody get Robert Downey Jr.'s agent on the phone, I think we've got another comeback vehicle for him.
Because this thread made me resurrect Small Wonder from the deep dark places in my mind, I've had the damn theme song bouncing around in my head all week.
...and I grant you, she'll enchant you at first sight. She's a small wonder...
Brad

 

[Kevin Leonard]

I wonder who will play John Carpenter?

That would be Willem Dafoe.
And I liked "Out of This World" and "Perfect Strangers!"

 

[David Brown Eyes]

Ummm.... One question.

Where the hell is "Three's Company" on that list? It is truely one of the few showes that actually induced me to projectile vomit.

 

[MatthewA]

So, would you be looking forward to Dead Man Walking: The Musical at a theater near you, or a Requiem For a Dream sitcom on Thursday nights in between Friends and Will & Grace?

Absobloominlutely! Anything has to be better than Friends or Will & Grace.