[agiepagie07]

true heartbreaking is a good word

Here are the results to the poll--- so far:

Poll Results: Feel-good TV
'The Addams Family': (3.6%)
'The Andy Griffith Show': (7.6%)
'The Cosby Show': (5.3%)
'Eight Is Enough': (2.7%)
'Family': (2.6%)
'Family Ties': (4.7%)
'Friday Night Lights': (10.7%)
'Gilmore Girls': (16.2%)
'Life Goes On': (4.1%)
'My So-Called Life': (2.3%)
'My Three Sons': (6.9%)
'Little House on the Prairie': (13.8%)
'7th Heaven': (9.1%)
'The Waltons': (10.3%)

As you can see, Gilmore Girls is solidly in the lead.

[LG - Life's Good]

Thanks Agie.
I see I have to be logged in to vote.

[agiepagie07]

oh, must be. i was already logged on so i didn't think about that. Sorry

[lancer1993]

Originally Posted by agiepagie07 (View Post) Gilmore Girls got top 10 of TVGuide's Most Heartwarming TV Shows Photo Gallery: The Most Heartwarming TV Shows | TVGuide.com

Thanks for that

[Katiegg108]

Thanks for the 30 Rock clip. Too funny. Just another reason for me to start watching it.

Originally Posted by agiepagie07 (View Post) Gilmore Girls got top 10 of TVGuide's Most Heartwarming TV Shows Photo Gallery: The Most Heartwarming TV Shows | TVGuide.com

Thanks for that. It's great that GG's first in the polls, even though I do agree with gjoni. The show was also heartbreaking a lot of the time.

[agiepagie07]

especially toward the end

[razzlephrat]

I may now believe in God.

I kept wishing Seven Weeks would get updated magically by the next time I visited BWR/refreshed, and it happened.


:O

[little_earthquake]

most heartwarming tv show?

.. wasnt that heartwarming during the last 2 years.

[lancer1993]

Disturbing or disappointing would be me like it!

[Cappuccino]

Jones has 'Misconceptions' By Carly Mayberry Jan 15, 2008 Comedian Orlando Jones will star in the indie dramedy "Misconceptions." Directed by Ron Satlof from a script he wrote with Ira Pearlstein, the story centers on a religiously conservative married woman from the South who receives a message from God telling her to act as a surrogate mother for two gay men. Jones will play Terry, the hopeful parent who comes to the woman's home to micromanage her pregnancy and in the process causes havoc. A.J. Cook (CBS' "Criminal Minds") will play Miranda, the woman who decides to carry the child for the gay couple. Steven J. Brown is producing through his Cineglobe Prods. Ted Perkins and J.A. Bremont are serving as executive producers. The film also stars Sarah Carter, Sam Ball, David Sutcliffe and David Moscow, who will play Jones' life partner. Jones, whose recent feature credits include "House of D" and "Biker Boys," is repped by UTA and Management 360. source

I'm so going to shut my mouth about that one

[lancer1993]

Originally Posted by Cappuccino (View Post) I'm so going to shut my mouth about that one

Good idea

[perrygraham]

I've read about that movie yesterday, the plot sounds weird.

[caf123]

Originally Posted by ele309 (View Post) I've read about that movie yesterday, the plot sounds weird.

It does sound weird. But I wouldn't go see it anyways. No offense, David, but he just brings back bad memories for me.

Thanks for the news, Cappu and agiepagie.

[vaso]

Originally Posted by Cappuccino (View Post) I'm so going to shut my mouth about that one

I so don't want to shut up, but i will

[maplezbear]

Not much news or anything, but I think Nationwide used Stars Hollow in one of their commercials. Just thought that was interesting. If anyone wants to see it and wants to see if it is for sure, click the ad labeled "Camp Song".