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   actually I think a problem exists where they put something on 8-10   
   episodes (like Kyle XY) and then remove it for almost a year.  So like   
   10 months later, you've forgotten the show and have to remember again.   
   They should do like the old days.  have 20 plus epsisodes, show reruns   
   in the summer and then start again in fall. Now we have shows starting   
   every three months on 50 bazillion channels.  You just can't keep up   
   with it.   
      
   And why more Bachelors and that crap?  Is anyone still watching   
   these?!  They are all set ups.  Only ONE person ever actually "lived   
   happily ever after" on those shows.  The rest all turn into hollywood   
   run amuck has-beens.   
      
   On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 14:39:08 -0700 (PDT), barefoot   
    wrote:   
      
   >maybe they all need to make shows that don't depend on you having to   
   >have watched every single episode...that's the real problem with   
   >episodic shows...it makes it tough on a viewer who doesn't have all   
   >the time in the day to keep up...   
   >   
   >and don't some of these shows have web based material that make it so   
   >that you have to be fixated upon them to even stay in the game?   
   >   
   >trust me, all television really is about is to get you to buy more   
   >potato chips, make sure you get that new car and make sure that you   
   >can get your erectile dysfunction in order anyway. the shows   
   >themselves are just filler to get more commercials in... shoot, the   
   >other day i watched "how i met your mother" and it really felt like i   
   >watched 5 minutes of television and 20 minutes of commercials.   
   >m   
      
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