I've been searching for a KOTH episode guide, but I can't find anyting with the past two seasons on it. Does anybody know of a good COMPLETE one?
BTW, has anyone ever proposed doing a FAQ for this newsgroup? This would be a great question to start with.
On Tue, 30 May 2000 18:23:18 -0500, BrYan Westbrook wrote:
To answer my own question: FOX.com actually has a full episode guide.
I wish the other nets were as cool as FOX, but then I would probably watch way to much TV.
I thought fox was meant to be a rubbish tv station (except for the animated series of course)
On Wed, 31 May 2000 22:10:48 +0100, "Richard" wrote:
Maybe I just like rubbish, then, because I watch more FOX than any other network. Of course, I'm not a real heavy network TV watcher. It breaks down like this:
FOX: King of the Hill Simpsons Malcolm in the Middle That 70's Show Titus Alley McBeal
ABC: The Practice The Drew Carey Show Spin City (I'll probably drop this one in the fall)
NBC: Friends Frasier
CBS, UPN, WB, etc.: not a damn thing
For me its: FOX: The Simpsons Futurama Family guy KOTH
ABC: Drew Carey Whose line is it anyway (occasionally) Clerks (before it got canned)
NBC: Saturday Night Live
UPN: Smackdown! Dilbert
CBS,WB: Nothing unless price is right counts.
They show that in America as well?
"Richard" wrote in message news:8idq7u$p59$[email]...
Yes...they show the original British series on Comedy Central, and ABC has an American version, hosted by Drew Carey, with some of the guys from the British show (including Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie).
Ah, I think I saw that on Channel 4 once. It didn't seem as funny, and everyone was wearing shorts
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000 19:07:58 +0100, "Richard" wrote:
Those of us with Comedy Central get both the British original and the U.S. version.
I love Drew Carey (I had the first DC fan page on the WWW <http://www.geocities.com/~madcap/parma/index.html>), but I think he makes a terrible host (WLIIA, the Mr. Vegas special, those awards shows). The British guy is a lot better.
The American version, however, does have quite a bit of the original cast -- especially Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochry (sp?).
Yeah I would have to agree, Clive Anderson is less dominating so the guest shine more. He also p*ssed of the BeeGee's on his talk show that they walk off after 2 minutes (I think he called them pricks or something in jest). Therefore he gets my vote every time.
Richard wrote:
The Neckless Wonder gets my vote too. One of the things that made the original
show better was that he never actually SAID that it's all a sham and the points don't matter. You have to play little things like that straight or they just aren't funny. Plus anybody that can casually piss-off the Bee Gees can't be all bad. . . .
On 16 Jun 2000 14:01:00 GMT, [email] (Metlhd3138) wrote:
What kind of idiot made that call anyway? The show was basically a mini-series. Why couldn't they let it run the full six shows?
What do you expect though: this is the same network that thinks Charlie Sheen will be a good replacement lead for Spin City.
Hmmm, a show starring Charlie Sheen and Heather Locklear? That's sure not the same show I've been watching all these years.
I had to laugh when I read that.
In Britain, we haven't even seen the episodes with Heather Locklear in. Channel4 started showing *new* episodes a few weeks back, but randomly stopped. So for now, we are cityless
That of course means very little to me as I in England we have easily numbered channels, although all the good stuff is on satellite first