Hmm, does NBC not like Parks and Rec?
All the eps for the next few weeks being pre-empted until 11/14 and 11/21. cliffv('What's up with that?!')
So they're not showing this week's ep because of the Voice's "Battle Rounds" this week going over, forcing it to spill over into this Thursday. Then next week, instead of showing Park and Rec's Halloween ep, they're pre-empting for some stupid SNL Halloween special? THEN, the week after that, they were going to originally preempt the crappy Michael J Fox show and Sean Saves the World show for another Voice thing, but they decided to preempt Parks and Rec instead. bbv('This is total BS!')
Parks and Rec is by far NBC's best sitcom, though I guess it doesn't have great ratings because people are effin stupid and would rather watch BBT? Though at the same time, is it that NBC is taking it for granted and all, "Eh, people will still watch it whenever the hell we put it on", so they choose to preempt it instead of that new crap because they're hoping people will watch their new crap?
Of course, I'm acting all indignant, when I don't even watch it live myself- I mean, there's Vampire Diaries at 8pm, Glee at 9pm, and then 10pm is Elementary. Not that I'm anywhere as big a fan of Elementary as I am the first two, its just
clevemire also watches Elementary so that's what's on the telly at 10pm. Like if I had to rate my current top 10 hour long dramas that are still on that I watch (thus, Breaking Bad is absent because it just ended) it would be: (not necessarily in this order)
1) The Vampire Diaries
2) Glee
3) Pretty Little Liars
4) Game of Thrones
5) Once Upon a Time
6) Person of Interest
7) Doctor Who
8) The Originals
9) Arrow
10) The Walking Dead
(the Fosters and Agents of SHIELD just barely miss being in the top 10) Like if I slipped into a coma, got kidnapped by aliens, fell into a dimensional rift, or what have you and missed like this entire fall and spring TV season, these are the ten (12) hour long dramas I would catch up on first. Agents of SHIELD just hasn't grabbed me yet, like its fine, but not to the point where my anticipation is to the level the actual top ten shows are. Of course, it prolly also gets a boost in my eyes because of the Whedon connection and its Marvel. Like Marvel >> DC in terms of the actual comics, and definitely at the box office. But I think DC's been doing a better job on TV. Maybe its because the show is really new and hasn't hit it stride. Or maybe because they're not willing to explore their properties as heavily as DC is on Arrow (and back when it was still on, Smallville) Which could be because DC doesn't give an eff since they're getting their ass kicked movie wise (save for Batman), so its like they just have everyone (except Batman) show up. But since Marvel actually is making lots of bank in the theaters, they're more hesitant to use this person or that when they can introduce them in a movie and make more $ out of it. Which is disappointing, because if I'm watching a Marvel/DC show, I want to see people I know show up!
Oh, and truthfully, the Originals makes it into the Top 10 because I like the characters, its basically just an extra hour of TVD, so honestly, I should just wrap it up with TVD and bump up one of the other shows to top ten status.
Half hour sitcoms would be of course:
1) Parks and Rec
2) Its Always Sunny
3) Archer
4) HIMYM
5) Community
6) Modern Family
7) The League
8) Cougar Town
9) Brooklyn Nine-Nine
10) Wilfred
I'd put Venture Brothers on there, but it doesn't come back until 20-friggin-15.
But I digress, I don't get to see Parks and Rec until 11pm or the next day. Which makes me kinda a hypocrite to complain.