The award shows have been naming it as a comedy. I think that the TCA wasn't sure either, so they bailed out.

For some reason, all the shows on there aside from South Park have been nominated for years, and keep on losing to the new addition each year. Which I don't really get. Why do people keep on nominating Lost and SNL if they aren't going to win?

Dammit, another year where they don't nominate The Mary Tyler Moore Show for the Heritage Award.

They're doing a TV Club 10 article for it next week, which is probably good enough for the site.

King of the Hill is my most logical TVCC hopeful, but there just never seems to be interest to do it on here.

Shandling's had a couple of MCU appearances.

Yay, Gargoyles, Blackadder, and the return of Six Feet Under!

It'd be poetic to have Jack and his wife die on the same night, from rather different causes.

Man, even Game of Thrones would be like "alright, let's cut down on the bloodshed a little, k?"

Well now I want a Hershey bar.

That's for kids shows. At least, nowadays it is.

Archer- Southbound and Down

So what are you talking about?

So you haven't read how often they, or others, try to talk about older series such as Cheers, The Rockford Files, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Bewitched, etc on the site?

Oh he did, didn't he? But the karaoke scene was a relatively small part compared to the meat (heh, pig meat) of the story.

You don't know Todd Vanderwerff or Phil Dyess-Nugent, do ya?

Move a couch or pee standing up- we OWN that!

That's also how it plays out in the play all feature for the DVD, yet for some reason, they put "Hunter's Moon" right before "Question Authority" in the disc menu. Go figure.

Yeah, not to mention that "This Little Piggy" is a combination of a tribute to Amy from turning into a pig and Bewitched in general, while "The Greatest Story Never Told" was inspired by "The Zeppo".

Well it's not so much a list