Not like The Neighbors is doing great though, and I hope so much that it gets cancelled.

I hate reality TV. It is the bane of American existence.

I hate reality TV. It is the bane of American existence.

WB came out big winners with Fringe. FOX? Not so much…

Every show ever made can be put into syndication. The question is what value does the syndication have, and where will it be syndicated…

I'd put Happy Endings in mildly worry, only because ABC Studios and Sony are desperate to get this show to syndication, and ABC is on board with that.

FX would be a better fit, somewhere close to either Archer or It's Always Sunny.

What a joke. Keep your head up your butt and watch over-the-air public access MeTV.

And the cool younger audiences you cite (and by that I'm assuming you're also intimating more affluent younger audiences) aren't really watching TV live, apparently. Ergo, even New Girl's ratings suck.

I imagine there's little crossover on Mondays between The Tiffany Network's shitstorm of an audience and any reasonable networks' audiences. 2 Broke Girls' audience heavily skews towards less affluent households, I'd imagine (and also male-leaning).

2 Broke Girls is awesome in ratings, though. As in, it already secured a syndication deal in its first season (thereby guaranteeing up to Season 5), and it's holding up somewhat well anchoring Mondays at 9.

Fake boobs in all its glory…

Adult Swim? Huge cross-over with American Dad! fans, I'd imagine.

It's Taylor Zakhar, per IMDB. I think.

@Garrison: That assessment seems a bit harsh, a 1600 sort of student (that's a really bad score). Drew seems like a 1800-range type of student. Which is good enough for UC Davis, Cal Poly, or UCSB — that second/third tier of schools.

Kristina is forever indebted to Crosby.

Not sure if feminine is the proper adjective, but your answer is probably yes. Parenthood is purely a low-stakes family drama, but it's a wonderful top-20 show.

Maybe it's my total crush on Julianne Moore, but I didn't hate Season 4.

No, there's not two of me…

Then you'll like Sarah Braverman for the most part.