The same reason Cheers was terrible:  the show displayed bad morals and values, I guess because the women swore and did manly things or whatever.

Ah yes, Vampire O'Reilly.  Very much hated by One Direction fans.

I attended a Catholic school for 12 years and remember one teacher, I think my fourth grade teacher, an older woman, not a nun or anything like that, saying how terrible this show was, made worse by the fact Cagney or Lacey was supposed to be Catholic as well.  This may have been the same teacher that condemned…

There were lots of problems here.  Hep V apparently is only contagious if a vampire drinks it.  How humans get it hasn't been said, but Nora was dead inside of a day so I'm not sure how it is there are vampires who still have it six months later.  I would have thought all the infected vamps would be dead inside of a…

Better this than dead?  Well, we'll have to wait and see.

Watch out for snakes.

And Julia Child.  Don't ask.

The only way for Civil War to work is for everyone in the Marvel Universe to become at least mildly retarded.

You're right…wait, who the heck is Anna Camp?

Anna Camp as Talia, telling Batman his cover story isn't quite good enough and then crunching the numbers for building the crawlspace/Batcave.

And Jerry Mathers as Pete Campbell.

Married…with Children liked to push the envelope, but the only episode I think may have had a parental warning before it would be the one where a mall Santa's parachute didn't open and the dead guy landed in the Bundy's yard.

Of course they had problems.  Hint one was being on The Real World.

Me, I just saw that and thought maybe I should finally check out Sons of Anarchy.

Maybe someone should check on Roddy McDowell.

Oh no.

Maybe, then, if random people with a Twitter account just attacked Hannity, they too can get ranted about on TV.

If Iron Man 3 taught us anything, and it didn't, it is always a good idea to mention your street address on television when addressing your enemies.

So, basically, she's a dramatic Anna Ferris?

Also, it was Harry Belafonte, not Poitier.