Absolutely! It's a completely different type of vibe than their two-man special. The episodes are only 30 minutes so you'll be able to see pretty quickly if you like it or not.

That scene still causes instant waterworks for me. It’s masterful in how devastating it is.

Gonna go rewatch scrubs for the millionth time now.

I liked that part since I wear a really similar watch, in a different color. These watches are a nice combo of class and nostalgia and the best part is, they're like $20 or even a bit less.

ain’t nobody watching that cop propaganda bullshit

Meh, still worth it imho.

I’m confused wouldn’t Warner Bros be a small investment for AT&T since it’s a really big company like Apple and Amazon

That doesn't even sound like it should be legal.

June 26th is the apparent date. Fuck Comcast!

got him on there already

I've been having a bad, bad day. Come on won't you put that pad away?

Those two throw away songs were great little cameos.

Mustard guy was David Fury, and the parking ticket lady was Marti Noxon, both writers/producers on the show.

HBO just announced that they canceled their plans to reboot it. None of the scripts ever got off the ground.

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.

Is the question is basically asking which procedural 90s shows would have failed to perform well in S1 if it was released in the modern streaming era? Well, pretty much all of them since audiences are not going to respond well to a procedural these days. Poker Face is a cute surprise, probably not indicative of a procedural rebirth.

Andy Sipowicz, NYPD Blue.

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Showtime had a merger. While they may have been common for the last year or so, they are also a very specific situation. Mergers don’t happen all the time.

Inside Job had a second season renewal before being unceremoniously shitcanned

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And ironically now it’s a part of this thread

Jim Ignatowki,,aka Christopher Lloyd

More people should watch MacGruber.

I suppose at least she's honest about it. She wasn't my favorite character on the show, but I blame the writing for that more than the acting.

Just imagine if people actually read through a full series like The Dark Tower. That scene is sure, a topic, but if they remotely knew Susannah's arc they'd be flying.

Also there's a Scrubs rewatch podcast where Zach and Donald go through each episode. It's super fun!!!!

Is it the exception? Because Showtime cancelled that Shailene Woodley and DeWanda Wise show before it premiered, and the whole freaking thing was in the can too.

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