The Way We Where: Having Fewer Sitcoms and Less Good Sitcoms

 I'd feel that we'd hit the 25 Year Pole with having the Original Run of Roseanne and Married With Children Close Shop, especially if Roseanne was a Rough Series, and Married With Children was a Rough Series, with Women. It was in the middle of a 5 Year Arc, where the Toolman's Injury was just as much an episode plot as real news story which jumped the Shark on "Home Improvement" and took the rudders off the Family Sitcom.

The arc wound up starting with America getting wadded up over Mr. Burns getting killed in "The Simpsons" to blow the lid not only on an All Time Great Simpsons Season, but an All Time Great Sitcom Season and an All Time Great TV Season as well. Then, the next year of the arc led people to believe with John Goodman's Real Life Health Issues nearly ending Roseanne, then Seinfeld and Troy McClure, or Phil Hartman regrettably after the 1997-1998 Season putting a Stop to Healthy Sitcom Development, and the arc getting lidded with going into the void after Home Improvement.

Generally, I'd wall off my Stats, but, their was an extra that no one wanted, with Michael J. Fox and Spin City spinning out the Show's Future. It was 6 Years, not 5. TV is in the Worst Shape it has been in its life, and this is coming off of where we had No Fall Sitcoms on NBC for the 1st Time Since TV and No Live Action Sitcoms on Fox because of Jeopardy.

There would be too many bridges to cross without getting mad, and I'd feel that one of the many bad habits I'd call home is why Charli D'Amelio was worth a Simpsons Cameo and Billie Eilish was not? We'd have to upset EA Sports's Reign one way or another, and the way we would not do it is Suspect Companies and actual Suspects posing as Start-Ups.

I take this personal especially if Fred "YOU! ARE! A! SAVAGE!" 's Behavior is not new, namely when he trashed a perfectly good Story Arc from The Original Wonder Years with the New York Football Jets Letter Jacket, and over the Collar and Boy Meets World Fans and Producers where always nervous about Fred Savage's Undue Influence.