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This is horrible! I turn on TBS and they've replaced Seinfeld with My Name Is Earl at 7pm. Then I check Fox-5 (NYC) and they've replaced the 7:30 Seinfeld with The Office. That was the one time of day when I could count on something good being on. I don't care for either Earl or the Office.
I hate when they do stuff like that. I usually hit the sack and watch it at 10 and 10:30PM. DH and I quote the show all the time, it's funny when things happen in real life and it relates back to the show.
What they did by us was move the 7:30 Seinfeld on Fox to 7:00, replacing The Simpsons, leaving room for The Office at 7:30. Dilemma for us, even though we've seen every Seinfeld. We like Wheel of Fortune with the kids at 7.
On my TV, it comes on at 6 on TBS, but I hate what they're doing. They are just showing a ton of episodes from The Office. That show is good, but it's overrated in my opinion.
After seeing every episode 3X, you get a little tired of it.
Used to be M*A*S*H, now it is Seinfeld. What they SHOULD do is have a pre-prime lineup. Maybe make 1 or 2 days a weel the 7:00 Simpsons/Seinfeld day, another the Earl/Office day, and one day (Friday?) a classic night with Barney Miller, WKRP, MASH, Night Court or some other show. What they are doing now is just burning most viewers out by showing the same show too many times a week.....
Yeah, and they knocked of King of Queens at 6:00PM! I loved watching that show with dinner.
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