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The first episode of That '80s Show received generally negative reviews from television critics. Eric Kohanik of The Calgary Herald lamented that a time period needs to be at least 20 years away to laugh at it, and That '80s Show was created too soon. [21] David Bianculli from The New York Daily News agreed, yet summed up that the show "isn't ...
As a 1984 New York Times review pointed out at the start, the new show didn't offer the comedically gifted Ritter room for growth; "the spectre of fatal staleness is beginning to enter the picture ...
The show was a critical and commercial failure from the beginning and was canceled by the network after 11 episodes. [103] Owing to the combination of its bizarre nature and its high-powered production talent (including an Emmy win for composer Randy Newman ), [ 104 ] it became infamous as one of the biggest television failures of the 1990s.
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The show marked Shepherd's comeback, put Willis on the map, and featured big-name cameos including the likes of Orson Welles, Billy Joel, and Whoopi Goldberg. But by 1989, ratings had plummeted ...
Get ready for a blast from the past with these ’80s TV shows that are just as addictive now as they were back then. The post 20 Best ’80s TV Shows That Are Still Totally Awesome appeared first ...
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A lot of 1980s cultural references were used at the time (The A-Team, General Hospital, Rambo, Mister Rogers Neighborhood etc.). Sometimes, the show itself was preempted (which happened three times). On the episode "Failure", they failed to come up with an intro. Another episode, titled "Inequalities," began with a disclaimer that read, "The ...