Fall TV Blogger Cheat Sheet
September 23rd, 2007
With the Fall TV Season officially launching this week, theTVaddict.com and TapeWorthy.com are proud to present the First Annual Fall TV Blogger Cheat Sheet. Basically, your definitive guide to what new shows are worth watching this fall.
We polled some of the web’s most popular television bloggers, including BuzzSugar, DaemonsTV, DuckyDoesTV, GiveMeMyRemote, GlowyBox, MikeyLikesTV, ScooterMcGavin, SillyPipeDreams, Seat42f, TapeWorthy, theTVaddict, TiFaux and TubeTalk in order to discover what shows are MUST WATCH and what shows are MUST MISS. Curious as to the results? Simply click the link below.
LEGEND
1 – Don’t waste your time unless you find ACCORDING TO JIM ‘funny’
2 – Not great but at least doesn’t offend me.
3 – Fun to watch if nothing else is on.
4 – Has potential. Worth a second look.
5 – Set your TiVo to Season’s Pass!
N/A – Haven’t watched yet.
the TV Addict would like to seriously apologize to Ramblings of a TV Whore and SyFy Portal for not fitting their fantastic sites in the first annual grid as planned. Between all this fall TV madness, the TV Addict is losing his marbles just a little.
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Todd W in NC Says:
September 24th, 2007 at 5:00 am
Wow. I love tables, and that’s an awesome table. I just wish there was an average column at the end.
Pushing Daisies has a unanimous 5 rating. The show itself must be extremely well written and well acted, because whenever I see pictures of it or a description of the show’s concept, it just doesn’t blow me away. Reaper, Dirty Sexy Money, and Gossip Girl are scoring high too, but their summaries don’t impress me either.
I’m reassured a bit by Bionic Woman and Journeyman getting some 5’s and Chuck being one of best reviewed shows, because those are three of the main ones I plan to try, along with Pushing Daisies.
Thanks to this table and some reviews I’ve heard on the TV Guide Podcast, I’ll definitely skip Big Shots. But, I think I’m still going to see for myself regarding Women’s Murder Club.
I noticed Kid Nation isn’t on there. I liked the first episode enough to continue to watch.