Yeah, if you’re a Scrubs fan, it’s good. It feels like classic Scrubs, and the new characters all work for the most part. It’s nothing like the spin-off/season 9 if that’s what you’re afraid of.

That makes it tougher, as the nine and ten spots become less sure. But I think for the sake of simplicity I’ll keep it as is.

Not sure if this is still going, and I’ve always been told I have terrible taste. Anyway, my list (I assumed only English shows not made specifically for children applied):

1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2. Scrubs
3. Sense8
4. Pushing Daises
5. Harley Quinn
6. Star Trek: Lower Decks
7. Looney Tunes (the OG cartoons)
8. Orphan Black
9. Pluribus
10. The Addam’s Family

I would love a Spider-Gwen anything. But only if it was based off her OG story (or the Spiderverse movies) and not whatever this garbage in the comics is right now. The likelihood of a female spider getting a show is basically zilch, though. Much less getting a second season.

Unfortunately so :(

I remember when people used to get so angry that TV shows had 20+ episodes, and were very insistent everything needs to be 13 or less, no fIlLeR! Now we’re lucky if we get 10 episodes and 5 seasons. That’s basically the equivalent of a long running show (11+ seasons) like Mash or the Big Bang Theory these days.

I don’t entirely miss the days of old TV. But outside of what Apple’s been putting out (so far they seem to be sticking with their shows; Pluribus and Severance would already be dead in the water on Netflix), it’s become impossible to actually enjoy anything now. I loved Star Trek Lower Decks. People who love and hate Star Trek have told me how much they love it. It’s a crime it doesn’t have more seasons. And that’s a long running show by today’s standards! There’s way too many shows like that now.

I love that one! I’d probably be miserable and broke if I actually had the money to buy one of those houses, but it’s fun to see what’s out there.