Hogan's Heroes was a great show. It's my favorite in this heat by far.

Get Smart was a favorite as a kid. It probably doesn't deserve a vote from the adult me (for the same reason I snubbed Gilligan and Beaver), but I haven't ever tried to watch it as an adult so for all I know it might be just as good as I remember it being.

I suspect I would have voted for Parks and Rec if I'd ever watched it because I've heard many good things, but I haven't, so I couldn't.

Who's the Boss' only redeeming feature was it's appeal to audiophiles. Personally, I didn't even notice that Alyssa Milano was super hot until the day she turned 18.

Two Broke Girls has a couple of cute girls on the advertisements, but I've never seen the show.

**** Tony Danza

Whos the Boss? Really?
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Hogans heroes ftw.

Hogans Heroes was a staple for a long time. Get Smart was actually very corny, but kind of fun.

Two broke girls started out good, but it is already played out IMO. They have resorted to just getting more crude and vulgar instead of new content.

2 broke girls is the worst show on tv

I am scratching my head trying to think of one worse, but I can't think of any. I don't watch all the shows though. :D

Is that show with John Belushi's little brother still on? Or the one with George Lopez?

Those are some good nominees for a worst-show tournament.

George Lopez is painful to watch, either in his sitcom or on his talk show. I swear that any ratings those shows get are completely due to people staring at them like they're a car wreck.

Hot chicks with crude & vulgar jokes = win. It's currently the #3 rated sitcom.

I voted for Hogan's Heros and Get Smart.

I seldom watch shows in their first run, so I've never seen Parks and Rec. The only current sitcom that I am watching is How I Met Your Mother. We started watching reruns back in the summer and started watching the current episodes this fall. Other sitcoms that I tried this fall were Whitney and Up All Night, which both reminded me why I don't watch sitcoms during their first run. We were going to give The Office a try (I've enjoyed the few random episodes I've seen) but when I went to get it at the video store, I accidentally picked up the British version, and haven't gotten around to it again. So a lot of these sitcoms I have never seen before.

I don't think Hogan's Heroes gets much air time anymore. A couple of weeks ago I made a Sergeant Schultz reference and one of the 20-something attorneys looked at me like I was crazy. Had never heard of the show, Bob Crane, anything. Didn't even know who Richard Dawson was.

Not even Larry Hovis? Did you ask him about Larry Hovis?

Who's the Boss has dropped from first place to a fingertip grip on third place. This is quite the turn of events. Will it manage to hold off Parks and Rec?

ANGELA!

/tonydanza