Quote: Pariah said: Duckman - This still had three or four more really good seasons to be milked.
The Critic - I don't know how to explain this. I LOVED this show, I laughed every episode. A large mix of Jon Luvitz along with the concept of giving him one of the most meaningless/annoying/influential jobs in the world. The fact that he was intelligent was a topper. I just found it plain hilarious--I don't know what everyone else's problem is.
Two of my favorites. I especially loved the Simpsons/Critic crossover.
Other short lived shows that I really liked:
Eerie, Indiana-this show was just a little bit ahead of it's time(about a year and a half, to be exact, when Fox first aired "The X-Files").
Twin Peaks-it did make it through 2 seasons, but I loved the show so much I felt I had to put it here anyway.
American Gothic-it made absolutely no sense, but I enjoyed it. Sort of Twin Peaks-lite, I guess.
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.-I remember thinking it was just another stupid western show at first, but it was much more.
The Lazarus Man-I actually only saw a handful of episodes, but what I did see I found interesting. I would have liked to have seen more.
The Flash-the classic super hero tv show, in my mind. It was everything the campy Batman show wasn't, including successful.
