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In reply to the discussion: TV shows that were / are needlessly dragged on despite being "over." [View all]mucifer
(25,667 posts)31. Buffy The Vampire Slayer
The last 2 seasons in my opinion.
I think there is a limit to how many episodes you can write for tv.
Carl Reiner stopped The Dick Van Dyke Show at just the right time. He felt it was gonna get stale if he kept it going and I think that show is hilarious and I can't tell which episodes are new and which ones are old just by watching them. (Unless Ritchie is in them).
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I watch Perry Mason on ME (Memorable Entertainment) - they show it twice a day
Samantha
Sep 2013
#73
A general problem seems to be someone comes up with an idea for a show that would last about
PoliticAverse
Sep 2013
#21
I'd love to see networks come up with shows that really did just last 1-2 seasons...despite success.
Roland99
Sep 2013
#28
You beat me to it. It should have ended a year or two *before* Michael's departure.
Roland99
Sep 2013
#27
Bones was originally in the OP, but I didn't think it was fair b/c I'm not a regular watcher.
Dash87
Sep 2013
#35
I thought Married, With Children was one of the funniest and most daring sitcoms for its time
aint_no_life_nowhere
Sep 2013
#44
It's really hard for production people ( and actors, for that matter) to walk away from...
Smarmie Doofus
Sep 2013
#76