The one where Ted hooks up with Zoe and Marshall is at home in Minnesota on the phone with everyone had some Wire business.

The one where Ted hooks up with Zoe and Marshall is at home in Minnesota on the phone with everyone had some Wire business.

So Donna didn't get the Omar Reference? Does that mean her AV Club reviewer cred is shot?

So Donna didn't get the Omar Reference? Does that mean her AV Club reviewer cred is shot?

Except about 8 years too late.

Except about 8 years too late.

I'll bet kids at school these days don't even know what USB drives are for, much less floppy disks.

I'll bet kids at school these days don't even know what USB drives are for, much less floppy disks.

Yeah, so other companies have "warranties" too ComradeQuestions. I know when you buy a Mac and turn it on the magic brainwashing beam hits you and convinces you that Steve Jobs invented everything, but no. Steve Jobs did not invent warranties.

Yeah, so other companies have "warranties" too ComradeQuestions. I know when you buy a Mac and turn it on the magic brainwashing beam hits you and convinces you that Steve Jobs invented everything, but no. Steve Jobs did not invent warranties.

"You can call us Aaron Burr from the way we're dropping Hamiltons"

"You can call us Aaron Burr from the way we're dropping Hamiltons"

I was under the impression that the network does get proceeds from long-term stuff (not as much as the studio) as part of the agreement of airing things in the first place. Entirely possible I'm wrong about that.

I was under the impression that the network does get proceeds from long-term stuff (not as much as the studio) as part of the agreement of airing things in the first place. Entirely possible I'm wrong about that.

Hasn't just anything that NBC has put on at all been a colossal failure (other than SNL and the Voice) in the past few years?
It's like there's some block that prevents people from tuning into NBC.

Hasn't just anything that NBC has put on at all been a colossal failure (other than SNL and the Voice) in the past few years?
It's like there's some block that prevents people from tuning into NBC.

Isn't this pretty short term thinking? I mean, shows like Community and Parks and Rec do get worse ratings than this sort of broad multi-cam stuff (though both shows seem to pull healthier ratings than Guys with Kids, at least looking at Community last year), but I'd think those shows are FAR more likely to bring in…

Isn't this pretty short term thinking? I mean, shows like Community and Parks and Rec do get worse ratings than this sort of broad multi-cam stuff (though both shows seem to pull healthier ratings than Guys with Kids, at least looking at Community last year), but I'd think those shows are FAR more likely to bring in…

Yeah, this season Happy Endings and B23 definitely DO have this exact problem. Critical acclaim but extremely low Nielsen ratings. Don't count on them to be around much longer.
And, as mentioned, the other examples are cable shows.

Yeah, this season Happy Endings and B23 definitely DO have this exact problem. Critical acclaim but extremely low Nielsen ratings. Don't count on them to be around much longer.
And, as mentioned, the other examples are cable shows.