Kings Fan’s TV Show Draft! - Round 20
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My draft, my rules. Muahaha!!!
Since they were all called the Tonight Show, I rule that they all count as one show. They were all continuous (no long breaks between seasons), with nearly identical casts/production staff (hosts excepted), on the same network (NBC), and with the same premise (late night comedy show).
Since they were all called the Tonight Show, I rule that they all count as one show. They were all continuous (no long breaks between seasons), with nearly identical casts/production staff (hosts excepted), on the same network (NBC), and with the same premise (late night comedy show).
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Hmmm... this is one of the drafts where I actually wish I was picking later in the first round so that I could get a feel for everyone's tastes, as I've got a ton of shows on my list that I could see going in the first round. This made deciding on a first pick difficult for me, but since I know the favorite show of at least one person who will be picking after me (sorry, VF) I figured the next show as a now or never pick.
Dexter - Showtime (2006-Present) -- I just love everything about this show. Especially the first and third seasons.
Dexter - Showtime (2006-Present) -- I just love everything about this show. Especially the first and third seasons.
Um, no way, dude.
The rule was questioned and clarified BEFORE the draft was started, indicating that www.imdb.com/tv would be the impartial arbiter. You cannot decide now to play the "my draft, my rules" card.
If anything, since the protest involves the pick of the draft commissioner, you need to ask an impartial arbiter for a ruling. Generally that would be one of the moderators - one who isn't participating in the draft itself.
Sorry, but I'm calling shenanigans on you going around a rule that was debated and added before the draft.
The rule was questioned and clarified BEFORE the draft was started, indicating that www.imdb.com/tv would be the impartial arbiter. You cannot decide now to play the "my draft, my rules" card.
If anything, since the protest involves the pick of the draft commissioner, you need to ask an impartial arbiter for a ruling. Generally that would be one of the moderators - one who isn't participating in the draft itself.
Sorry, but I'm calling shenanigans on you going around a rule that was debated and added before the draft.
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Well, as great as Carson was, I think separating the Tonight Show by host is crippling to a 3rd overall pick. So I need something with a bit more splash, something a bit more flavorful, something animated? With my make-up 1st selection, I choose:
Southpark (1997-Present)
Crude, sure, over the top, often, obscene, sometimes, but no one can complain that this show is not both original, and hilarious!
More: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0121955/
Southpark (1997-Present)
Crude, sure, over the top, often, obscene, sometimes, but no one can complain that this show is not both original, and hilarious!
More: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0121955/
I didn't mean to cripple your pick. I actually thought that was the interpretation we decided on before the draft. I know I've been doing a lot of research on imdb.com/tv to make sure the shows I've got on my list each have their own unique page because of the rule uolj suggested...
I'm sorry if I created a headache, but take solace in the fact you took my SURPRISE pick right off the top of my list as your replacement pick.
I'm sorry if I created a headache, but take solace in the fact you took my SURPRISE pick right off the top of my list as your replacement pick.
Hmmm... this is one of the drafts where I actually wish I was picking later in the first round so that I could get a feel for everyone's tastes, as I've got a ton of shows on my list that I could see going in the first round. This made deciding on a first pick difficult for me, but since I know the favorite show of at least one person who will be picking after me (sorry, VF) I figured the next show as a now or never pick.
Dexter - Showtime (2006-Present) -- I just love everything about this show. Especially the first and third seasons.
Dexter - Showtime (2006-Present) -- I just love everything about this show. Especially the first and third seasons.
No?
For my first pick, I'll select
LOST 2004-Present
I love everything about this show, the suspense, the characters, the twists and the WTF-moments that makes me crave for the next episode.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411008/
LOST 2004-Present
I love everything about this show, the suspense, the characters, the twists and the WTF-moments that makes me crave for the next episode.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411008/
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Being a basic cable subscriber, the only Dexter I knew of on TV was:
No?
No?
Well, I'm torn. All three of my #1 picks are still available. So after some soul searching, I justified this pick by coming to the conclusion that my life is just better with Lauren Graham and Alexis Blidel in it. So here it is:
Gilmore Girls (2000-2007)
Very well written show, never bored me, pretty emotional at times. This show amounted to a moving romance novel. Plus, Stars Hollow seems like a cool place. (I can just hear the guys going:"You know how I know..., but to hell with them.)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238784/
Gilmore Girls (2000-2007)
Very well written show, never bored me, pretty emotional at times. This show amounted to a moving romance novel. Plus, Stars Hollow seems like a cool place. (I can just hear the guys going:"You know how I know..., but to hell with them.
)http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0238784/
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For my first pick, I needed something I could watch for years and years and years....
Jeopardy!
1984 - Present
Alex Trebek, Host
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159881/
Jeopardy!
1984 - Present
Alex Trebek, Host
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159881/
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I'm a Jeopardy guy myself too. Best game show ever!
I've never seen Dexter, or Gilmore Girls. I guess I'll have to give them a try.
I've never seen Dexter, or Gilmore Girls. I guess I'll have to give them a try
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That's okay Jespher, I've never watched a single episode of Lost or Dexter either. This is an interesting draft.
For my first pick, I needed something I could watch for years and years and years....
Jeopardy!
1964 - Present
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
Jeopardy!
1964 - Present
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
THE AMAZING RACE
I'm almost embarrassed to take a "reality show" so early, but I truly do love this show. It's not about the race to me as much as it is about the geography. I love seeing places I wouldn't otherwise see and I find myself learning a lot about some other cultures. Of course, there is some mindless reality show type of stuff going on, too, but that's OK by me. In the end, I do get caught up in the race itself, but I find myself always rooting for the people who seem to truly enjoy traveling the world and who represent Americans in a positive light.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285335/
I'm almost embarrassed to take a "reality show" so early, but I truly do love this show. It's not about the race to me as much as it is about the geography. I love seeing places I wouldn't otherwise see and I find myself learning a lot about some other cultures. Of course, there is some mindless reality show type of stuff going on, too, but that's OK by me. In the end, I do get caught up in the race itself, but I find myself always rooting for the people who seem to truly enjoy traveling the world and who represent Americans in a positive light.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285335/
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For my first pick, I needed something I could watch for years and years and years....
Jeopardy!
1964 - Present
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
Jeopardy!
1964 - Present
Although I prefer the mustachioed Trebek, I always enjoy playing along.
1. Jeopardy - 1964-1975 -- Art Fleming
2.Jeopardy - 1984-??? -- Alex Trebek
For my first pick, I'll select
LOST 2004-Present
I love everything about this show, the suspense, the characters, the twists and the WTF-moments that makes me crave for the next episode.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411008/
LOST 2004-Present
I love everything about this show, the suspense, the characters, the twists and the WTF-moments that makes me crave for the next episode.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0411008/
This one hurts. I love this show .. I almost picked it over The Office but I figured LOST had a better chance in making it to the second round. Im dissapointed.
On another note - I feel like Lost is a love it or hate it show .. I dont know any Lost fans who are just 'casual' watchers.
Hah! Grandiose! I was very worried about this show dropping to me and although losing Gilmore Girls hurt, this would have been much worse. So, my first selection:
Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969-74, four seasons)
The Premise: Put six of the greatest comedic minds of all time into a room and let them write sketch comedy. Hilarity ensues.
For me, the Pythons to this day are the alpha and the omega of comedy. The kind of comedy perpetuated in Owl Stretching Time is completely unique and extremely appealing. I love sketches interrupted by an army official claiming that everything's gotten to silly, I love it when viking armies are needed to make actors go on and I love the level of heatedness that most arguments (or contradictions) tend to turn to. Moreover, seldomly do you see comedies with such genuinely talented actors, who understand everything that makes comedies work. Every single one of them would be capable of entertaining me for the rest of my life, but having them all together counts among the greatest things ever. Now excuse me please, I shall put on my knight's armor and slap somebody with a dead chicken.
Obligatory great moment of the show (among countless others):
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Monty Python's Flying Circus (1969-74, four seasons)
The Premise: Put six of the greatest comedic minds of all time into a room and let them write sketch comedy. Hilarity ensues.
For me, the Pythons to this day are the alpha and the omega of comedy. The kind of comedy perpetuated in Owl Stretching Time is completely unique and extremely appealing. I love sketches interrupted by an army official claiming that everything's gotten to silly, I love it when viking armies are needed to make actors go on and I love the level of heatedness that most arguments (or contradictions) tend to turn to. Moreover, seldomly do you see comedies with such genuinely talented actors, who understand everything that makes comedies work. Every single one of them would be capable of entertaining me for the rest of my life, but having them all together counts among the greatest things ever. Now excuse me please, I shall put on my knight's armor and slap somebody with a dead chicken.
Obligatory great moment of the show (among countless others):
[yt=Cheese Shop]B3KBuQHHKx0[/yt]