Scandals That Almost Destroyed CBS Network

[@dockmasterted]

I no longer watch TV. I got rid of my set 5 years ago. I now watch what I like on my computer.

[@chickey333]

Yup... me too. First the cable then the TV. Saved over $900 right away enough to buy myself a life far removed from that millstone known as an entertainment center.

[@hydrolito]

@@chickey333 I still watch TV with an antenna can sometimes get up to 38 channels but generally over 20. I am more likely to watch old reruns than new stuff although watch a few newer shows.

[@thomasthomas2418]

@@hydrolito My current favorites include "Highway Patrol", "M-Squad", Sea Hunt" and "I Led Three Lives". ZIV was a highly successful syndicator and innovator.

[@LadyKildragon]

I loved all the "rural shows" and was so disappointed when they were cancelled. Now days, I don't watch the network channels because I cut the cord several years ago.

[@johnmaki3046]

Would prefer PAINT DRYING to 98% of what ALL networks show now!

[@chickey333]

2%! Where's the 2%? Where? If I'm lucky I might still be able to get it with my nifty 1968 Channel Master rabbit ears. I can't find anything like that on the cable.

[@garycarpenter2980]

Me too,sir most of these new shows are crap not unlike the classics(50s to the 80s)were the best

[@lancemartin6782]

@@garycarpenter2980 I am happy to see I alone do not struggle to find something worth watching

[@garycarpenter2980]

Most of this new stuff is crap but me im old school,I love the older stuff(40s to the 80s)right now I have to use my phone,the box on my tv went belly up 2 days ago

[@garycarpenter2980]

@@lancemartin6782 you too,I've lived alone,never married,no kids me im over the hill and you

[@jackkircher1755]

Almost all the victims of "The Rural Purge" went out with HIGH ratings.

[@edwardbeaty8899]

Until 1969 we only had 1 channel, CBS, on a Black and White TV, an antenna that always had to be turned in the rain. Us kids were the remote control back then.

[@garycarpenter2980]

I didn't get a remote control tv till I got a VCR

[@edwardbeaty8899]

I still have you beat by virtue of growing up in the 1960s. Heck, I played Pac Man, Dig Dug, Frogger, and other video games in Japan almost a year before I saw them in California!

[@garycarpenter2980]

@@edwardbeaty8899 I sometimes played Pacman and Ms.Pacman when I went out before they were made for home use and then I couldn't afford them when they came out

[@SK-bk3yh]

Back in the day as in the 70s ABC was the network to watch. Barney Miller and Taxi

[@janetnevada8507]

RE: favorite networks: NONE OF THEM.

[@boondoggle4820]

Funny that those rural purge shows aged better than most of the shows that replaced them. I wasn’t even born when they went off the air and I love Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies.

[@hayseed5467]

I wouldn't give you a pinch of owl crap for ANY of networks of today.

[@diannewallace4829]

I grew up with Howdy Doody and The Mickey Mouse Club. I don't remember which networks they were on but I'd still watch' em today.

[@samoyed81966]

Howdy Doody had ran on NBC from December 27th 1947 until September 24th 1960. While The Mickey Mouse Club had ran on ABC from 1955 until 1959.

[@caatcher]

I would not. I found Howdy Doody, in particular, unwatchable. What really surprised me was that I couldn't sit through an episode of Adventures of Superman, which I loved when I was a kid. It was the episode about the Martian (I think his name was Zero Zero Zero Minus One) and my (much!) older self found it remarkably stupid.

[@caatcher]

@@samoyed81966 People tend to forget that Mickey Mouse Club was a failure in first-run. It originally ran an hour and was cut to half an hour for its second and final season. (The syndicated reruns were the half-hour version.) IIRC ABC paired MMC with the final 13 episodes of Adventures of Superman that season. (Those were the last episodes produced.)

[@gawainethefirst]

When they mentioned Magnum PI, why was it that they showed the mustache-less wonder instead of Tom Selleck?

[@billgrandone3552]

I have given up on TV, network or otherwise. They have given good writers the boot and come up with crappy sitcoms, stupid "reality shows" that have nothing that remotely resembles reality, murder for entertainment, and the endless let's find people with sad stories and some kind of talent and make them into stars. Basically a combination of the old "Queen for a Day Show" and " Amateur Hour".

[@RayPointerChannel]

It's the entire industry. I made the point at The Television Academy a number of years ago that it is the industry's responsibility to uphold standards. And when we start seeing things just short of on-screen defecation, they have themselves to blame for allowing things like this.

[@billgrandone3552]

@@RayPointerChannel Well pardon the pun, but you are right on POINT.

[@rongendron8705]

You must be close to my age,75, to reference "Queen" & Amateur Hour", but I agree!

[@billgrandone3552]

@@rongendron8705 Yeah Ron, you win the cigar (another 50's anachronism) I'm right behind you at 72, hiding from my funeral director every time he drives by.

[@jasonandlynnechambers3420]

Blah blah blah

[@Tigerhawk1981]

Paul Michael Larson was a contestant on the American television game show Press Your Luck in 1984. Larson is notable for winning $110,237 in cash and prizes, at the time the largest one-day total ever won on a game show. He was able to win by memorizing the patterns used on the Press Your Luck game board.

[@joeymorvant161]

I loved the original "Press Your Luck", and remember that happening, but don't recall if I saw that episode in particular. A while back, The Game Show Network ran a show called "Whammy!". Never saw it. I also love the current "Press Your Luck" with Elizabeth Banks. I haven't gotten far enough along in the comments to see if anyone mentioned it or not, but I remember an infamous moment from "The Price Is Right" when I was a teen, in the 80's. If I was home to watch it, I was either sick, there was a vacation from school(we had a week for Thanksgiving, 2 weeks for Christmas, 3 days for Mardi Gras, and a week for Easter), or it was summer vacation. Anyway, a black woman was called down to Contestants' Row. She was wearing a tube top, she was running, her boobs were bouncing around, and the top fell! Being that it was a tube top, no bra. It was censored in real time, as a pair of black ovals appeared in place over her exposed chest. That's all I remember. I'm sure the audience freaked, but I don't remember if Bob addressed it.

[@donaldgoodinson7550]

Most American TV is crap.More ads than content.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Yup. When they make an Adblocker for TV is when I'll start watching again.

[@ladyagnes7781]

How could The Waltons not be mentioned when discussing popular CBS shows of that era?

[@2007cgarza]

The time that Waltons was on certainly had a demographic watching who had also grown up in the 30's. Not so much relatability after, but I always appreciated the history.

[@billgrandone3552]

@@2007cgarza Np Carolyn, you did not have to grow up in the 30's to appreciate that show. The Boomer generation like i and my friends and family heard a never ending mantra from our parents who grew up in the Depression about how tough it was and how easy we had it in comparison. There were lines like "We didn't know we were poor because everyone was." "We WALKED to school X number of miles in the rain, snow volcanic activity etc. So as adults in the 70's it was interesting to see how that time would be portrayed by Hollywood.

[@amb2745]

Facts Verse: You mentioned Hee Haw being let go in the same time frame as Mayberry RFD, Jim Nabors Show, etc. Hee Haw was on the air throughout the 1970's. It didn't go off the air until 1982 I believe.

[@markduett1532]

Hee Haw ran in syndication until 1993. CBS dropped the show from their line-up in 1971.

[@MsTimothyswan]

although Hee Haw was taken off the CBS network, it enjoyed a very successful existence in first-run syndication. in my opinion, the greatest television show of all time

[@FactsVerse]

What's your favorite episode of the show, Timothy?

[@cpcva724]

It was very similar with Lawrence welk. His show went off the air on his retirement.

[@mistyberrier5255]

Hee Haw was awesome!

[@hughdavidvisor1769]

Hee Haw was programmed to replace The Smothers Brothers in the lineup after Nixon got his buddies in the network brass to cancel it for its history of criticizing the Vietnam War. It only ran one season on a network before becoming one of the most successful syndicated shows in TV history.

[@joeymorvant161]

@@mistyberrier5255 Oh, yeah! I don't know about the rest of the nation, but down here in The Deep South, it was HUGE!!!!!

[@jimbeam9595]

Wasn’t that Petticoat Junction in the thumbnail? Did I miss it in the video?

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

They click baited you and me

[@briannstone3736]

@@MarkSmith-js2pu And me. I clicked hoping to see some views of Gunilla Hutton.

[@billjackson1317]

ABC, Sure did miss the babes on petticoat junction ❤⚘⚘⚘👽

[@michaelgillispie8974]

You all may not think this is old. But CBS and myself go back 52 years. I remember shows like Captain Kangaroo, the original AllIn The Family. Well, all of the Normal Lear show. All In The Family, Maude, Good Times, and The Jefferson’s. And as Archie Bunker used to say at the end of the songs lyrics, “Those WereThe Days!”

[@trevormiles5852]

used to spend my lunch time with my aunt mimi . Miss you. loved gunsmoke

[@janc8199]

I watched, and enjoyed more tv back then with less channels, then now with way more channels..Back then it was more quality tv..All In The Family, and The Jeffersons would never be a thought of producing today..Living in the politically correct era is so boring..We had some really good shows back then, and there was always something to watch...You wouldn't thinks so with only so few channels 2 4 5 7 11 and 13 and it wasn't on 24 hours a day..Those were the days.

[@trevormiles5852]

@@janc8199 yes, you knew when night ended.

[@janc8199]

@@trevormiles5852 How true. LOL!

[@starey1]

what do you mean by "the original ALL IN THE FAMILY"? The show was only made once.

[@travisbrewer5391]

CBS has the most current and past shows that I like. The best, deserving to last even longer than Gunsmoke , Blue Bloods.

[@MrPGC137]

The so-called "rural purge" mentioned at the end isn't exactly what I would call a "scandal." Television shows getting cancelled after they or the premise upon which they're based have long since gotten stale isn't exactly "scandalous" or even unusual. It happens all the time, so much so that it's downright mundane. If the makers of this video consider that a "scandal" they I suppose they'd consider changing a light-bulb to be a major catastrophe of epic proportions.

[@garboil]

“Cover up” was the most 80s show ever - Models that were also Mercenaries.

[@millenniumman75]

They tried all kinds of things then. Remington Steele, the 007 guy who didn't know who he was. All kinds of detective shows - Moonlighting, Mike Hammer, The Equalizer (the ORIGINAL - a man in his 50s with a machine gun lol), Spenser: For Hire, Hunter. The dismal failure of NBC's 1983-1984 season where NONE of the nine shows they premiered made it to a second season - Manimal, Jennifer Slept Here. Cover Up stood out for the Jon-Eric Hexum accident and his replacement mid-season.

[@garycarpenter2980]

Yeah,that was a great show if JEH hadn't shot himself,it'll been on a long while

[@joeymorvant161]

@@millenniumman75 Loved "Jennifer Slept Here"!

[@samoyed81966]

Cover Up wasn't the only CBS show that was cancelled due to the death of its original star. In 1991, CBS had aired The Royal Family, which starred Redd Foxx and Della Resse. In November of 1991, Redd Foxx had passed away of a heart attack and months after Redd Foxx's passing, The Royal Family was cancelled.

[@bladestar8727]

I cut the cord in 1999, don't even miss TV anymore. I use mine for DVDs and for video games.

[@bwilly123]

The really stupid thing is that networks would air their best shows at the same time as another network's top show and if it didn't beat that show it was cancelled even though it received higher ratings than another show on the same network. That is my perception of how things were done.

[@vandercecil9449]

An erstwhile TV writer, both my teleplays were for NBC shows. However, I sold a screenplay option to ABC Circle Films & had the honor of spending an hour or so with Leonard Goldenson, the network's founder. We discussed his art collection, including some rather good pieces he had done himself...

[@rijkiandiandi7241]

Peace be upon you Thanks for sharing ...

[@ohmeowzer1]

Ooh I loved Murphy Brown I remember the Dan Quail barbs 😂😂

[@l.salisbury1253]

Even though it didn't exactly take place in rural America Hogan's Heroes was also 86'ed as part of the "Rural Purge"! The network's motto was "cancel any show with a tree in it!"

[@thomasfoss9963]

On Hogans Heroes--There was only was a tree stump!!!!!! The one they crawled in/ out of!!!!!!!

[@joeymorvant161]

@@thomasfoss9963 There were times when they showed them in a forest.

[@thomasfoss9963]

@@joeymorvant161 Joey--Yah I know- it was in jest--loved watching them come out of the stump--Or Lebeau feeding the German Shepard's in their pen to quiet them!!!!!!!!

[@joeymorvant161]

@@thomasfoss9963 Oh, ok. Sorry, I didn't realize. I love in the opening credits where LeBeau is raising the doghouse to come out. You can read his lips as he appears to say "Hey!" in joyful recognition of them. He then quickly switches to shushing them with his pointer finger raised to his lips, lol!

[@philipmiller5036]

Amos 'n' Andy, CBS, best comedy show ever in the history of television. Anyone out there remember Kingfish's ditty, paraphrased, "Oh gimme a hammer, gimme a saw and I'll cut off the leg of my mama-in-law!"

[@annbaker2117]

Watching any of the networks is an waste of time. They have slipped so far from reality as to be irrelevant and pathetic. JMB

[@ohmeowzer1]

Very interesting..please do more like this

[@Doogie7626]

Why in blazes did the beginning of this video show the modern picture of Magnum and not the original??

[@mibeatleman6767]

All those 'aging shows that were axed', were replaced by other shows and all those other shows bombed except one, "All In The Family".

[@billgrandone3552]

= While I would agree that "All in the Family" was a great show, so was "M*A*S*H , Taxi, Mary Tyler Moore Show, Cheers, Frasier, Happy Days, Mork and Mindy, Designing Woman The Wonder Years and the Waltons.

[@mibeatleman6767]

@@billgrandone3552 , I was talking about CBS shows only. Some of those you mentioned are great but they were on NBC and ABC originally.

[@billgrandone3552]

@@mibeatleman6767 Yeah I caught that after posted, some were on ABC.

[@luisreyes1963]

And they once called CBS the "Tiffany Network".

[@yabbadabba1975]

NOT the jewelry store. It was a reference to CEO's daughter. LOL.

[@debmar5771]

I love your videos - always look forward to them! Now I feel like Billy Crystal in the italicized title: Here Today. 1. It's REH-ming-ton Steele - not reh-MING-ton Steele. 2. Something doesn't center around something else; it centers on or in.

[@joeymorvant161]

I remember hearing about the Jon-Erik Hexum tragedy in 1984. Never watched "Cover Up", but still. I remember "House Calls" being on. Never watched it per se, but remember seeing bits and pieces of it while flipping through channels; what channels there WERE to flip through back then...HA! Never heard about the scandal though. "Murphy Brown", exact same comment as the one for "House Calls". "60 Minutes" falls in line with "House Calls" and "Murphy Brown". I don't know how many shows the rural purge encompassed, but of the others mentioned: Used to watch "Gunsmoke" with my father as a little kid, but haven't watched it since then. "Green Acres" plays weeknights on MeTV, but I just can't seem to develop a taste for it, although my father liked that show, as well. "Petticoat Junction", I remember seeing bits and pieces of as a kid, but I don't think I've seen it since I was a little kid, so I really have no opinion on it. "Mayberry, R.F.D.", I don't recall ever seeing. If I did, I completely forgot about it, and haven't seen it in years. So, again, no opinion on it.

[@rickeyburke2596]

NBC and FOX networks need to poll the people and learn a few things. Like how to treat people.

[@bluejem1315]

He was a very hasome , hexmen.May he rest in peace.

[@astrosci8864]

The very fact that humans allowed smoking to become as successful as it was does not exactly fill me with hope about humanity...

[@williamwells8672]

None of them. I have dropped my TV cable due to the lack of morals and traditional values.

[@samoyed81966]

Les Moonves and his cohort Nina Tassler had really destroyed CBS Daytime by cancelling Guiding Light in 2009 and As The World Turns in 2010. Which ended Procter & Gamble's era of producing daytime soap operas. Although the The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful is getting high ratings. Shows like The Talk are really garbage.

[@carolmitchell707]

Amen!

[@iluvmusicals21]

Though I think Quayle was a bag of hot air at times, I agree that the traditional family is the best environment to raise children, and Diane English's comeback is the destructive feminist retoric that has eroded the foundations of the country for the past 40 years.

[@harperstacey9604]

I really enjoyed as the world turns and the guiding light. I was disappointed when they were cancelled. The bold and the beautiful is the worst soap opera on daytime TV. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@samoyed81966]

@@harperstacey9604 Just imagine that if CBS cancels The Bold and the Beautiful, which you said is the worst soap opera. CBS will follow ABC by airing afternoon newscasts.

[@harperstacey9604]

@@samoyed81966 it really doesn't matter now because the best soaps were taken off the air. All my children, One Life to live, as the world turns and the guiding light, in my opinion we're better than the soaps that are on today. From Ms. Harper Stacey.

[@tintinillumenati1618]

Small kids THAT write FIRST!! Like back IN the days!! Ya know It NEVER GONNA stop!!

[@kurttoy5035]

Cover Up actually premiered in 1984.

[@joeymorvant161]

Yes. Never watched it, but remember the shooting happening that year.

[@WFTL14]

Growing up most of what I watched was on ABC in the '-50's and '60's. Now being much older it seems to be CBS lately. Although my network watching is way down from what it used to be. There are better offerings on Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Netflix. That's the problem everything is so spread out now!

[@mikaelfrigeniua208]

Do feature the infamous Hays code!

[@eviehammond9509]

Cant even remember the last time I watched TV!!😀You didnt have to be from the country to enjoy the shows that were cancelled in the rural purge. A lot of those series are beloved & iconic due to going into syndication with reruns that offered them to current & future generations. BTW, You didnt have to be shipwrecked on a tropical island to enjoy watching Gilligan's Island either!!!😀

[@janetbaker645]

There are so many channels over the airways....not cable or satellite, my favorite on is Buzzr, it show the old game shows, card sharks, classic concentration with a young RIP Alex Trebec, the original price is right with Bill Cullen on Saturday mornings...

[@charlesthompson3615]

Buzzr is great. Love the OLD What's My Line where people were polite and respectful of each other. And none better than John Daly.

[@scottbiddle3967]

Ok first I would like to say to some of the comments the channels you mentioned were not around in the 70's. Because cable didn't start until the late 70's of I remember correctly. And to "Facts Verse" I remember watching HEE HAW as a child in the late 70's so did it get picked up by another network or was I watching reruns on a weekly basis. Oh yeah I probably wouldn't have watched it but my Mom liked it. And back then we watched what our parents told us to. Aww the good old days when children listened and didn't go to school to shoot innocent people.

[@millenniumman75]

1971 was when CBS went full urban. Pat Buttram, "Mr Haney" from Green Acres joked that CBS how it cancelled any show with a tree in it lol.

[@mibeatleman6767]

It was resurrected in syndication in the 70's.

[@matthewpoplawski8740]

Scott Biddle, I KNOW you remember this : GLOOM DESPAIR AND AGONY ON ME

[@edefinstad2939]

I was 9 when we got our first tv that was 1959 and i remember my mom letting me stay home from school after lunch to watch the original The Thing with James Arness as the alien was glued to the tv got to stay home a couple more times to watch the (Noon Movie) i remember being glued to the tv then also i have never watched reality tv never a sit com example (modern family) stupid adult, cartoons etc .one of my absolute favorite was laugh - in goldie and arte was the best

[@scottbiddle3967]

@@edefinstad2939 lol

[@warrenwilson9517]

I was always partial to ABC they had combat 12:00 high the Invaders unfortunately they canceled them all they also had the outer limits those are for my all-time favorite shows right there CBS was okay I always like Perry Mason but ABC seem to be the most progressive at the time

[@2chooks]

I'm loyal to the Sy-Fy channel.

[@samcook1545]

You’re wrong about he Haw. That stayed on the air into the 80s at least.

[@hungrysoles]

I used to watch CBS but I haven't watched network tv in many years.

[@martinschulz9381]

I'm partial to CBS simply because that's the only one we got when growing up....part of my childhood.

[@chickey333]

There's nothing wrong with that and I'm sure CBS would like to have many more viewers that think the same.

[@TripleCrossProduct]

I am for WE TV and some of FOX.

[@kenhurley4441]

I quit watching tv years ago. Okay so what I watch is what they took off tv!

[@bwilly123]

I agree with most poster's, I did not favor a particular network only programs. I think at one time NBC aired a majority of programs I liked, but I wouln't watch a show JUST because it was on that network.

[@jeffwilson8907]

If it were CBS intent to cancel every rural show from the '60's, then why did they allow "The Walton's" to pre miere in 1972 and ran till 1981?

[@joeymorvant161]

Good point!

[@randybeeman7823]

Or Little House on The Praire ?

[@joeymorvant161]

@@randybeeman7823 That was on NBC, lol! I promise I'm not trying to sound like a jerk.☺

[@wingnug55]

I watch only two main line network shows. Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! There was a third Last Man Standing, but it has been canceled, again. There just isn't anything on TV worth watching any more.

[@tomb4575]

Bigger Scandle was The Murphy Brown reboot. That was awful.

[@violetwilliams968]

ABC was my favorite station!

[@kennethvenable2785]

none of those networks

[@jameshudson169]

05:15 the funny part of the whole thing is qualye was right.

[@travisbrewer5391]

“Lassie” was a sitcom?

[@tcjudd50]

none of the above.

[@pauldavidcrisp]

I watch no networks. Have so for 5 years.

[@wdmoya1953]

I remember when that happened, don't remember who it happened to r what show (didn't watch much tv back then)

[@RayPointerChannel]

Sorry, but your piece really does not have "bite" to it. These are really NOT scandals. Maybe you might want to look into the period when Les Mooves was President. That was scandalous.

[@x_lonewolf_x]

PBS has done a fair amount of television programs too

[@jimsnider3852]

You couldn't use a photo from the original Magnum P.I.? Had to use the new crappy remake?

[@Truly1Tom]

I quit watching the major networks especially CBS because of stupid shit like that. They took off the air shows I'd watched as a kid for over half of my childhood and early adolescence. When my father had enough he ordered cable in 1978 and we never looked back. About the only time we watched regular network TV was to catch the news and he got where he'd watch CNN before he'd watch regular news. After Walter Cronkite retired in 1980 we both had no use for regular network TV at all. It's sucked as far as I'm concerned for 40+ years.

[@kcross6464]

Grew up watching CBS progams and news, so I guess I am a child of the Walter Cronkite era and only by loyalty do I continue to follow the network.

[@kathygraham6251]

none

[@arielbluefish]

none of them

[@allisontaylor1818]

I don't think Lynn Redgraves demands were that bad.... so me celebrities today are much much worse.

[@johnclaybaugh9536]

The funny thing js I know who Wayne Roger's is. I have no idea who the actress is. So fhsre is that.

[@homeaccount5943]

..not THAT Magnum P.I. That newer version SUCKS.

[@joeymorvant161]

I didn't know there WAS a newer version, until I saw the picture in the video!

[@homeaccount5943]

@@joeymorvant161 It's terrible! 🙄

[@joeymorvant161]

@@homeaccount5943 Thanks for the tip!

[@homeaccount5943]

@@joeymorvant161 Somebody had to warn you! 😆

[@joeymorvant161]

@@homeaccount5943 Correct! Lol!☺

[@hazelreaves5921]

my t v gathers dust

[@czechmarque]

Please learn the difference between generalities and specifics. Using an example after the word "Like" is not targeting the single example - get the full context not the party line please.

[@Hammer1126]

All networks are quick to pull the plug on Shows, often good shows that still have a lot left in the tank; CBS did it in 1971 to some shows that were not deserving to be treated that way. Hogan's Heroes was one of them. But perhaps the most unforgiving Network to pull the plug is ABC. The is long of shows that deserved another season Loan Gruffudd's show Forever is a show for example that deserved more than a single season; Combat was pulled too soon, but with the Vietnam war raging I see that one; Dan August with Burt Reynolds was one that deserved better .... But if you want a diagram of shows the network exe's dont like, look what is on Sunday Nights and you will see. CBS does it knowing half of the episodes will be preempted for football overspill and god forbid if 60 minutes got touched. that is the single biggest waste of air time next to My Mother the Car.

[@disgustedvet9528]

We still have TV networks ?

[@markshannon2959]

COVER UP was in 1984, not 1980.

[@diannbajewicz8952]

Wow he was good looking

[@chrisk5651]

PBS

[@darlenelang3681]

I never watched a particular channel. If i heard about a show i sat to watch it , if i liked it it remained on my watch list. No network meant anything to me . Just thi gs i enjoyed. Not ABC , NBC ,CBS PBS. THE NETWORKS WERE NOT important

[@trishamears335]

all to liberal ..

[@ronroberti8082]

FOX 🦊

[@LastUnicorn52]

Fox is best

[@aquamarine2044]

At least television was much better back than! When it was more fun to watch. Unlike the garbage and the gay promo's we have on today!

[@wolventiger]

Spike Tv. MXC Most Extreme Elimination

[@spookerredmenace3950]

hahahaha love that show!

[@wolventiger]

First watched it back in 2005 and still love it.

[@fredvanweerd5197]

"Right you are Kenny" 😃😃

[@richardschmidt6254]

Quit watching network T.V. years ago, cable tv also sinks. History channel and ME TV is about the only entertainment. A good book or DVD is great. Sick of woke networks.

[@direjack2928]

I don't watch tv shows anymore. It's just recycles the old shows with younger no nothings and worse writing. I just save my money on watching trash and spend it things for my family.

[@cathyrichardson3466]

Fox

[@patrickkenney2536]

None of them. Tv now are trash 🗑️

[@mattomon1045]

fox

[@Terp9]

NBC

[@Loganator_X]

Hi

[@jackie071286]

Hahha.Anu ba yan

[@ashleigh-hopemorgan7670]

First one!!! WooHoo ❤️❤️

[@tintinillumenati1618]

BAAHAHAHAHAA YEAYEA U IS A LIL KID HOW SWEET AINT THAT HAH?!! Yeayea tell me all about THAT plzplz !!

[@jamesguitar7384]

Actually I prefer BBC.