Is anyone still watching Studio 60?

I'm not.

When it came on last night I was too tired to watch, and realized that I

Benji...

So why do you like this show then? I think it's by far the worst of the new
shows that I've sampled this year.

Cory...

While I love Matthew Perry, I have to admit that I watch for Brad
Whitford. I almost wish TWW would've spun off into a series that
followed the life of the Chief of Staff (who would have been Whitford,
because he was shown in the last scene of TWW as Santos' COS), with
little or no mention/following of the POTUS (so Smits wouldn't have had
to make a major commitment if he didn't want to). I think they
could've made it work, IMHO. Whitford's too good an actor to play
second banana his whole life (I'm not trying to imply that that's what
he's doing now on S60, FTR).

Anim8rFSK...

It has major problems, but it's the best show of the season -- at least
until tonight and SHOW ME THE MONEY!

David Johnston...

When you hear "Cheeses of Nazareth" you'll laaaaugh and laaaaaugh.

Obveeus...

William Shatner certainly qualifies as the cheesiest actor on TV.

Benji

didn't care enough to record it. Oh well.

Brian Thorn...

Yep, another good episode.

Callen in VA

chicagofan...

I am, and thought it was a pretty amusing show overall. Most of it was
outside the studio... and hooray there was no comedy skit! :)

Obveeus...

I thought it was a really good episode, though the extradition bit didn't
really make any sense. Most places wouldn't extradite someone for
'speeding'. If it was some sort of felony violationg (due to the extreme
level of the speeding), wouldn't they need some sort of court proceeding to
do the extradition? No one in Nevada was working, so we are left to assume
that a dink town deputy sheriff forked over the department funds for the
extradition?

I do hope we get to find out the 'secret reason' for the speeding,
though...and I kinda hope they have to do a show without two of the on air
stars.

Agent Smith...

Just like the *real* SNL, where nothing is funny any more. They get one
idea for a joke and then do the same thing eleven times in a three
minute sketch.

David B...

No, I quit watching it half way through the second episode.

Jeffy3...

I'm done as of halfway through Monday night's episode. I realized I
don't care about any of the characters and I am tired of being lectured
to by Sorkin. It worked well in the context of TWW, but it doesn't
work for me here. Behind the scenes at a late night comedy show would
be a good premise for a series (in the vein of LARRY SANDERS) but it
doesn't work for me here.