Names Shows or a Show That You Fell Out Of Love With.

[Southern Hellraiser]

Living Single.

[Dean Winchester]

Friends... after the series ended, I realized how much I basically stuck with the show even tho I hadn't really loved it in about 4 years

[Pus$y Galore]

Good Times, All In The Family, Happy Days, Three's Company, Cosby, Seinfeld

Probably more if I thought about it longer.

[Zebra 3]

The most obvious one for me would be Happy Days when the Ritchie and Ralph characters left.

[nickandmore]

"The Cosby Show" and "Three's Company"

[TJL]

Of the shows still on the air, the first one I can think of is "E.R." I stopped watching it two or three seasons ago. I guess I lost interest when Anthony Edwards left the show.

[Mikado]

Good Times, All In The Family, Happy Days, Three's Company, Cosby, Seinfeld

Probably more if I thought about it longer.
Id agree with most of that list...although, I hated Seinfeld all along, and was never a BIG fan of 3s Company or Good Times< though i did watch them

[Stuck In The '70's]

Of the shows still on the air, the first one I can think of is "E.R." I stopped watching it two or three seasons ago. I guess I lost interest when Anthony Edwards left the show.
I unfortunately kept watching for another year until they finally killed of Romano. It really isn't the same series anymore after AE left.

[TJL]

I unfortunately kept watching for another year until they finally killed of Romano. It really isn't the same series anymore after AE left.

The season when Romano met his spectacular demise was probably the last one I watched.

[Pus$y Galore]

Id agree with most of that list...although, I hated Seinfeld all along, and was never a BIG fan of 3s Company or Good Times< though i did watch them

It's funny, I liked Seinfeld during most of its initial run, but now when I look back at the last couple of seasons, I find them usually just stupid and ridiculous. There were parts of it I never liked - like when they'd show him doing his standup routine.

I wasn't a HUGE fan of either the other two, although did tune in each week, once Chrissy left 3'C I stopped watching (although I never really liked her anyway - it was more for John Ritter and Joyce that I watched). Good Times - when James left. I remember JJ started to really get an "attitude" in real life also about being the star of the show and the "dynomite" thing was wearing a bit thin.


When TJL mentioned E.R., it reminded me that I lost interest in NYPD Blue after Jimmy Smits - watched only occasionally after that. I think they delayed the season so much that I ended up getting involved in other shows. Same thing happened with Six Feet Under, and even though I'll watch it when it comes back on, its a painful, boring wait for The Sopranos. I'm going to have to rewatch last season all over again to remind myself what was going on! :rolleyes: I hate having to do that.

[Stuck In The '70's]

The season when Romano met his spectacular demise was probably the last one I watched.
That was the last one I watched too. I figured if Romano had become the only reason I was watching the show, I might as well quit. :lol:

[Stuck In The '70's]

It's funny, I liked Seinfeld during most of its initial run, but now when I look back at the last couple of seasons, I find them usually just stupid and ridiculous. There were parts of it I never liked - like when they'd show him doing his standup routine.

I wasn't a HUGE fan of either the other two, although did tune in each week, once Chrissy left 3'C I stopped watching (although I never really liked her anyway - it was more for John Ritter and Joyce that I watched). Good Times - when James left. I remember JJ started to really get an "attitude" in real life also about being the star of the show and the "dynomite" thing was wearing a bit thin.


When TJL mentioned E.R., it reminded me that I lost interest in NYPD Blue after Jimmy Smits - watched only occasionally after that. I think they delayed the season so much that I ended up getting involved in other shows. Same thing happened with Six Feet Under, and even though I'll watch it when it comes back on, its a painful, boring wait for The Sopranos. I'm going to have to rewatch last season all over again to remind myself what was going on! :rolleyes: I hate having to do that.
I was a die hard TC fan. I even watched Three's A Crowd each week. I still thought it was good after Chrissy left although not as good as the early years. I'll agree with you on Good Times. The show really JTS after James left and that final season with Keith was awful. Its funny though because Good Times is the only Norman Lear show I never watched regularly when it originally aired. I really got into it when it first went into syndication. As for NYPD Blue. I actually am in the minority. I became a bigger fan after JS left. I had started to miss a lot of episodes until his death episodes began and they were some of the best drama ever on tv IMO. I wish they would rerun The Sopranos from the beginning because I've always wanted to see the show but I just got HBO this year.

[Mikado]

Quick reason not to watch the last few seasons of TC: Terri Alden, a character so dull, she even made the cockroaches in the appartment die of boredom :rolleyes:

[barwars]

I used to love both The Brady Bunch and The Facts Of Life. I was actually kind of obsessed with both of them at one point or another. I still enjoy them both a lot, and I'll get them both on DVD, but its nowhere near the scale I once enjoyed them.

I also used to be obsessive over Survivor, but ever since "All Stars" it hasn't been the same. I still enjoy it a lot, but not as much as I used to (I recorded every episode of Seasons 3-9). Whereas I used to think about it a lot when I wasn't watching, now it pretty much comes and goes. When I'm watching, I'm zoned in, but the second its over, I couldn't care less. I think a reality overdose is the reason for it.

[Wings#1ShowPeriod]

Family Matters: When I was younger I used to watch this show all the time.. I thought it was a great show, one of the funniest shows on tv... but I tried to watch it again recently and I was just uninterested.. it just wasnt as impressive as the first time I watched it..

Home Improvement: Same as Family Matters

WWE Smackdown!: This show I still watch every week because Im a wrestling fan and no matter how much the WWE trys to ruin themselves, I'll still stick by the WWE. Since 2000, I basically recorded every episode Smackdown!, put my full focus and attention on Smackdown and not miss every minute. but last month I decided to stop recording Smackdown. because the WWE isnt making any effort to better. If the match isnt interesting I change the channel and before I didnt.

[Chain Gang Member]

Happy Days

Laverne & Shirley

Who's The Boss?

Beverly Hillbillies

Will & Grace

Everybody Loves Raymond

Munsters

[Pus$y Galore]

I also used to be obsessive over Survivor, but ever since "All Stars" it hasn't been the same. I still enjoy it a lot, but not as much as I used to (I recorded every episode of Seasons 3-9). Whereas I used to think about it a lot when I wasn't watching, now it pretty much comes and goes. When I'm watching, I'm zoned in, but the second its over, I couldn't care less. I think a reality overdose is the reason for it.

I still look forward to each new Survivor, but I think the same thing happened with me with Extreme Makeover, The Nanny type shows (if I want to see bratty kids I can just go grocery shopping) and Wife Swap (too convaluted).

[Dean Winchester]

It's funny, I liked Seinfeld during most of its initial run, but now when I look back at the last couple of seasons, I find them usually just stupid and ridiculous. There were parts of it I never liked - like when they'd show him doing his standup routine.

I wasn't a HUGE fan of either the other two, although did tune in each week, once Chrissy left 3'C I stopped watching (although I never really liked her anyway - it was more for John Ritter and Joyce that I watched). Good Times - when James left. I remember JJ started to really get an "attitude" in real life also about being the star of the show and the "dynomite" thing was wearing a bit thin.

lol, all this time I figured you were a HUGE TC fan because your name is "Tripperfan", lol

[barwars]

lol, all this time I figured you were a HUGE TC fan because your name is "Tripperfan", lol

so did I.

[L&OFan4Eva]

Some of you may know of my love for Murphy Brown, but come season 10 I watched all of it hoping for a creative epiphany, but all I got was more depression with the cancer storyline. I wanted to tune out, but the finale was sorta redeeming, but it was a far cry from the first six seasons or even season 8, which is the third worst season IMO.

[snl75]

i used to like full house alot but now when i watch reruns wich isnt all that often anymore i find the show somewhat tiresome but the strange thing that ive found is that i can watch reruns of step by step and still laugh out loud at it and enjoy myself

[Pus$y Galore]

lol, all this time I figured you were a HUGE TC fan because your name is "Tripperfan", lol


:lol: I know! Its just that the first time I came to the boards was to discuss John's death really,.....I had no idea these boards would become addicting! I've been considering a name change, but I still like the sound of TripperFan. :lol:

To be honest, it wouldn't be in my list of top ten shows < slightly embarrassed > ;)

[tvparadise]

Living Single, Just Shoot Me, The Drew Carey Show, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, I Love Lucy, and Family Matters are amongst the shows I used to enjoy but can no longer get into.

[Mikado]

WWE Smackdown!: This show I still watch every week because Im a wrestling fan and no matter how much the WWE trys to ruin themselves, I'll still stick by the WWE. Since 2000, I basically recorded every episode Smackdown!, put my full focus and attention on Smackdown and not miss every minute. but last month I decided to stop recording Smackdown. because the WWE isnt making any effort to better. If the match isnt interesting I change the channel and before I didnt.
Ummm its ALL fake anyway...i dont get how you can take it so seriously!!! ( no offense ) :confused:

[Stuck In The '70's]

:lol: I know! Its just that the first time I came to the boards was to discuss John's death really,.....I had no idea these boards would become addicting! I've been considering a name change, but I still like the sound of TripperFan. :lol:

To be honest, it wouldn't be in my list of top ten shows < slightly embarrassed > ;)
I'm Shocked .:eek: :faint:


:lol:

[Mikado]

Some of you may know of my love for Murphy Brown, but come season 10 I watched all of it hoping for a creative epiphany, but all I got was more depression with the cancer storyline. I wanted to tune out, but the finale was sorta redeeming, but it was a far cry from the first six seasons or even season 8, which is the third worst season IMO.
MB Jumped the shark when she had that kid out of wedlock...turned into "instant crap, just add baby"!!!! :mad:

[bad_boy]

The Simpsons and The Real World

[dawsongirl]

I Love Lucy and Full House

[Superstar]

8 Simple Rules - Even though I didn't like John Ritters character, the show wasn't good without him, and David Spade just took over the show, I stopped watching aobut half way through season 2.

What I like About You - I still watch this show whenever it is on TV, but since season 2 the show isn't about 2 sisters living in New York, its about two girls having love problems who happen to be sisters :lol:

[Dean Winchester]

I'll confess that as a kid, I used to watch TGIF every Friday night.... and then puberty hit, lol.

[Southern Hellraiser]

Theres this one reality show I use to like. I dont remember the name of it, but It had Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton living in peoples houses for a week. I stopped liking it a few months after it came on.

[Superstar]

Theres this one reality show I use to like. I dont remember the name of it, but It had Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton living in peoples houses for a week. I stopped liking it a few months after it came on.
The Simple Life, I still like that.

[barwars]

MB Jumped the shark when she had that kid out of wedlock...turned into "instant crap, just add baby"!!!! :mad:

MB was still very good the first few years with the kid. It wasn't until Miles left that it took a big dip in quality.

I think the baby out of wedlock storyline defined the show. Dan Quayle is mental.

[robby76]

Three's Company here too... I love it for nostalgic reasons, but the comedy is quite lame at times. I am looking forward to Season 4 on dvd though, but that'll be the last set I buy.

[Pus$y Galore]

MB was still very good the first few years with the kid. It wasn't until Miles left that it took a big dip in quality.

I think the baby out of wedlock storyline defined the show. Dan Quayle is mental.


I agree - it was when Miles left. I didn't watch it from the beginning, but got into it the season before the baby and was hooked until Miles left and the show headed permanently for the dumper.

[Pus$y Galore]

I'll confess that as a kid, I used to watch TGIF every Friday night.... and then puberty hit, lol.
:lol:

[Mikado]

MB Jumped the shark when she had that kid out of wedlock...turned into "instant crap, just add baby"!!!! :mad:
I agree with myself :lol:

[Chocoholic]

Full House, Family Matters, Step by Step, Saved by the Bell, Punky Brewster- I loved them all as a kid, but they just don't interest me now.

Everybody Loves Raymond
Mad About You
Murphy Brown

[dlemond]

Shows, during the original run, that I stopped watching:

Happy Days - though now I can barely watch an episode past Season 4, back in the day I watched up until the new Arnolds. I think I stopped right around that time.

Three's Company - somewhere during Season 5. Now I watch most all of it.

Remington Steele - Loved season 1. Season 2 with the removal of Murphy and Bernice ticked me off and I watched the entire thing, but not much after that. Doris Roberts irked me.

Moonlighting- Somewhere after Walter was introduced. End of Season 4.

Becker - Basically stopped after Reggie was dropped from the show. Completely stopped when they got rid of Bob.

Seinfeld - After they killed off Susan, it left a bad taste in my mouth as the characters had never stooped to such indifference or the show to such nastiness. I mean if you watched Seinfeld from the very beginning- every week, every original broadcast- it was really a foul pitch they threw. I watched sporadically after that.
Seinfeld really was phenomenom on how everybody watched it each week and talked about it the next day.

Of course in reruns I watch them all.

[Southern Hellraiser]

Scooby Doo.

[Rachel3118]

The Simple Life, at first I liked it and then it started to seem lame.

[Mikado]

Gilligans Island....though, I outgrew it more than "Fell out of love" with it

[Brian Damage]

Drew Carrey Show immediately jumps to mind.

Just Shoot Me

That 70's Show

Married With Children

The Simpsons

[I Love John Ritter]

I used to like to watch "The Brady Bunch" & "Family Ties" (never was a HUGE fan, I just really liked watching them at one point) but now I really don't watch them anymore.

[PrettyinPink55]

7th Heaven--It just got lame after Matt, Mary, and Robbie left. :(

Family Matters

Step by Step

[Mikado]

SCTV....it seemed funny when i was a kid, but i seem to have outgrown it

[Joeylova87]

Full House. I used to be so obsessed about that show.

[mstewart]

I Dream of Jeannie - The idea of a woman calling her husband Master is so appalling. If the show was on in this day and time it would be unacceptable and women's groups would been protesting.

Beverly Hillbillies - Looking at the show now the plots were repetitous throughout the series.

Petticoat Junction - Watching the show on TVLand a few years ago I did not realize how boring the show was.

Family Ties - After season 4 it became The Michael J. Fox show and the plots around Alex were repetious.

Eight Is Enough - The show was great for the first two and half seasons. It was a nice warm family show even after Diana Hyland passed away and brought on Betty Buckley to play Tom Bradford's second wife. The show did not miss a beat but somewhere in the middle of the third season the show was beginning to push the envelope with the oldest and his girlfriend living together and many subplots was surrounding that. EIE quickly lost steam.

Kate & Allie - After Susan St. James gave birth she looked like she no longer wanted to be there. Her acting was not the same.

Cheers - The sexual humor got old and Sam got dumber as the years went. His oversize shirts he wore to hide his gut.

[Southern Hellraiser]

I Know It's Not A Sitcom, but I fell out with The Price Is Right too.

[Ireneparalegal]

Good Times, All In The Family, Happy Days, Three's Company, Cosby, Seinfeld

Probably more if I thought about it longer.
YOU FELL OUT OF LOVE TRIPPER????? I THOUGHT YOU LOVED THOSE SHOWS

[Ireneparalegal]

My wife and kids. That damn "Urkel" wannabe neighbor kid just made that show all screwed up.

[MaydayMalonesGirl]

Boy Meets World. I think I saw each episode a few too many times.

[Mikado]

When Cosby threw his weight around and got my fave ( at the time ) show "Family Ties" sent to the "Sunday time slot Gulag", so his precious TV daughter could have the Thurs slot for " A different World :barf: " , I vowed NEVER to watch anything with COS in it again, and i havent!!!

[Mikado]

The Wonder Years....not that it isnt a good show....i just feel that each ep was like a little revelation, and that the experience couldnt be repeated once you knew what was going to happen ( Does that make any sense?????? )

[theshark8777]

The Wonder Years....not that it isnt a good show....i just feel that each ep was like a little revelation, and that the experience couldnt be repeated once you knew what was going to happen ( Does that make any sense?????? )

I disagree, I can watch the first few seasons, I guess cause I can relate. I was 11 in 1988 when the show premiered and Kevin was 12. Plus I so loved Winnie Cooper! I havent seen an episode in years, I miss it!

[Belair]

Definetly the Nanny for me. The show was great and I wont deny that, but I've seen it that many times now that I can no longer stand it!

[Mikado]

I seriously doubt i could watch either Rhoda OR Phylis today ( But I still love the MTM show and always will )

[bad_boy]

7th Heaven
Big Brother
Survivor
Boy Meets World
Viva la Bam

[sarastiles]

I'd have to say probably Full House. I loved it growing up by now my step sister watches it constantly and it just gets on my nerves. I also fell out of love with Star Trek the Next Generation. I've just seen em all too many times! :jack