FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 17, 2014

This could have been written about the 2014 season, I’ll be surprised if one new sitcom makes it to season two.

Why watch broadcast when re-runs can be seen on the internet.

There are only 3 “new” shows that I watch: “The Walking Dead”, “Once Upon a Time” and “Dancing With the Stars”.

I found real wit and humor in two weekly places: the Dennis Miller portion of Bill O’Reilly’s Wednesday broadcasts, and the Saturday Wall Street Journal Editorial Report. Nothing else on tv.

Yup, they just killed both Selfie and the Millers.

I barely watch any tv anymore other than for sports. The comedy shows just are not that funny to me. Sure they give me a good laugh but the language used is horrible. the writers have no talent if they can not come up with other words besides b****** and a** among others. Why does a joke have to be funny only if you use foul language??

We only watch “over the air” television. I don’t mind a good “situation comedy” once in a while; but, I wish all were filmed in front of a live audience and without “faked” or “directed” laughter!.The “hahahahah” “hahahahah” “hahahahah” gets pretty old…

The Blacklist and PBS series. That’s it.

I don’t watch sitcoms (the jokes are too predictable) I watch college football mostly. Although last weekend you could have gotten a good laugh – provided you aren’t a Notre Dame fan.

The last sitcom I watched on a regular basis was “Sienfeld”. I’ll stick with Resurrection, Sleepy Hollow, Supernatural, SVU and Grimm!

The last sitcom I watched was WWE Raw; what can I say it was a joke to show it.

The old shows always seem the best: we were young, naive, and every joke was new to us. As dflak said, “the jokes are too predictable” … now.