Izuldean Rules Greatest TV Show Tournament Selection Show

[Izulde]

Originally Posted by Swaggs

This may be Izulde's finest day of posting in his life (based on just the commercials).

BTW, don't sleep on the Wonder Years in the Izulde bracket. That is a show that a lot of people will have trouble voting against when the time comes -- I haven't met too many TV watchers that don't have fond memories of it.

Thanks.

And yeah, I'd personally vote for The Wonder Years over any other show in this tournament with the exception of The Wire. That's why it sucked for me personally to see them both come up in the same region on the random draw.

[CrimsonFox]

This is random? Wow then quite a coincidence to have Twin Peaks and Twilight Zone against each other

[MJ4H]

TOP CHEF FOR THE UPSET

[Dodgerchick]

Originally Posted by Radii

Mad Men is next on my list of shows to catch up on/start watching, I've heard great things. However, The Wire is the best TV show ever made. There is nothing that can possibly be said to overhype the show to someone going into it. Its going to lose to the Simpsons or Seinfeld I assume, but only because too many people haven't seen it. I would be shocked(and appalled!) to learn of a single person on the board who watched all 5 seasons and would vote against it at any time during the tournament, even against the other 1 seeds which are all great shows that I love.

By the end of this I'm going to resemble Billy Packer's ACC homerism, but someone has to do it!

Yes

Originally Posted by Izulde

Fans of The Wire will no doubt snap this T-shirt up

Seriously, where can I get this shirt?

[Scoobz0202]

Originally Posted by Lathum

What is the premise of The Wire?

Crime drama set in Baltimore. But it's more then that though. It brings a city to life more then any show I have ever seen. And I haven't even started season four yet.

[Ronnie Dobbs2]

Originally Posted by Lathum

What is the premise of The Wire?

The decay of the modern American city.

[CrimsonFox]

Originally Posted by Ronnie Dobbs2

The decay of the modern American city.

It's smarter than the average bear. hehehehey!