Apparently there were eight episodes produced, but no more than two aired in Canada or Australia as well as the U.S.

Still waiting for the rest of Viva Laughlin!

A network doing its own awards show would be a very Disney thing to do, that's for sure.

They caught some crap from watchdog groups for sex and violence, so I think ABC wants us to forget this ever existed.

As did Rockford and Quincy, which NBC also aired during this period.

Two seasons but scheduled very sporadically, so it feels like a bigger flop than it was.

Although yesterday's clues about Mike Tyson Mysteries and Samantha Who? were surprisingly obscure.

Right. Little House, CHiPs and Diff'rent Strokes were the only shows to crack the top 30.

Looking back 40 years later, one still has to marvel at how disastrous NBC's prime time was during this period. Even Carson couldn't stop talking about how his own network had gone to shit.

He reminded me most of Pete Campbell.

They've done it since the beginning of SNF in 2006.

The Apprentice might be the only game show in history that was saved by going all-celebrity. Usually that move means the end is near.

Jeopardy! recap for Tue., Jul. 11 - When Alex came out he still hadn't full recovered from the dismal previous game, but this contest was much improved.

It's symbolic, nothing more. An independent can say to themselves and others that they have no party allegiance, but most of them go with one side consistently anyway.

Yes, and he was also pretending to be a key part of the Republican Revolution that set the stage for where the GOP is now.

I look forward to living in the United Pacific States (California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii and Clark Co., Nevada).

There no sneaking with that bill anymore. We're ready for them.

I don't think there's any "might" about it. The Apprentice made Trump a much bigger celebrity than he'd ever been and cemented this phony "decision-maker" image.

Or that 35% of the American people will believe the most ludicrous horseshit imaginable as long as it reinforces their preferred worldview.

"Trump didn’t decide who got fired on Apprentice, I mean, NBC made those decisions…"