That 70s Show

[ABQCOWBOY]

So it's weird. I really liked that 70s Show in the first few seasons. Watch religiously, in fact. Towards the end, I just stopped watching because the quality of the show just went in the crapper. As a result, I never really watched the last season. I started taping the re-runs in syndication and have watched them again, start to finish. Last season was really hard to watch but what's funny is that in the last episode, they brought everybody back together and that last episode was as funny as the first one was. I kinda always thought that the writing was what went down hill but now I'm wondering if it was actually the casting. Kutcher was actually hilarious in that last episode.

 

[Ranching]

So it's weird. I really liked that 70s Show in the first few seasons. Watch religiously, in fact. Towards the end, I just stopped watching because the quality of the show just went in the crapper. As a result, I never really watched the last season. I started taping the re-runs in syndication and have watched them again, start to finish. Last season was really hard to watch but what's funny is that in the last episode, they brought everybody back together and that last episode was as funny as the first one was. I kinda always thought that the writing was what went down hill but now I'm wondering if it was actually the casting. Kutcher was actually hilarious in that last episode.

You need to check out The Ranch on Netflix. Let me know what you think, if you do.

 

[Runwildboys]

So it's weird. I really liked that 70s Show in the first few seasons. Watch religiously, in fact. Towards the end, I just stopped watching because the quality of the show just went in the crapper. As a result, I never really watched the last season. I started taping the re-runs in syndication and have watched them again, start to finish. Last season was really hard to watch but what's funny is that in the last episode, they brought everybody back together and that last episode was as funny as the first one was. I kinda always thought that the writing was what went down hill but now I'm wondering if it was actually the casting. Kutcher was actually hilarious in that last episode.

It got very predictable, like The Simpsons.

 

[Runwildboys]

You need to check out The Ranch on Netflix. Let me know what you think, if you do.

I watched the first two seasons, but it's kinda depressing, especially with Sam Elliot looking like he's gonna die any day.