50 most averagest TV shows

April 19, 2004 D. H. McKee

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As part of its 50th anniversary, TV Guide compiled two lists. One was the top 50 best shows of all time. The other was the top 50 worst shows of all time. The Van Gogh-Goghs noticed that left a lot of shows unaccounted for.

We are here to present to you the 50 most averagest shows of all time. These shows are not bad and they aren’t good. They’re of no real merit whatsoever.

Remember these shows? Of course you don’t. No one does. These shows served one purpose in your life: passing time. You watched these shows because it was too hard to sleep, you didn’t have the strength to hold a book, to generate noise, no one else was home, or beacuse they came on between two shows that were actually good.

http://www.vgg.com/tp/tp_072902_mid50.html

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