[presidio9]

[wallcrawlr]

another one bites the dust.



and I wouldnt put it past someone in Hollywood to actually try "the Jesus show" as a real endeavour

[Kidan]

All I have to say is:

"Mwahhahahahhaah"

[SmithL]

Why are so many of these movies and shows so wildly off-base and borderline insulting to any Christian?

It's intended that way.

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[westmichman]

How stupid of our local NBC affiliate to carry this after I asked them not too. Now myself and many others will have this bad feeling about them for a long time to come.

[JohnnyZ]

West Wing - gone
Book of Daniel - gone
Will & Grace - gone

[shekkian]

Good riddance to a shameful ripoff name of one of our greatest orators from the Antebellum period.

[Republican Red]

I purposefully watched the View last week to see if Star Jones had any reaction to her comments about terrorism getting heavy publicity.

They avoided that topic. lol

Instead they had on Aiden Quinn, star of "Daniel". The ladies fawned all over him and his show. They could not understand the public's bad reaction to it. So Quinn comes out with the ladies to promote his show and he first endearing words out of his mouth were "Grow Up America".

I turned off the show at that point. What a way to build an audience.

[Rutles4Ever]

These shows are inherently doomed because they contradict the ultimate Truth, and frankly, there's enough grace floating around for people to recognize these heretical steaming piles for what they are.

I'm just curious which bozo at NBC decided that an ex-Catholic practicing homosexual had something important to say about Christianity. These are the people that end up as career Darwin Award winners.

[Rummyfan]

Wow! What did it last, three weeks? Awesome!

[WKB]

PTL Baptist Ping

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Goodbye to yet another shot at a fictional television program revolving around religion. Networks have tried it before, with hideous results. The more recent have included "Jesus: The Miniseries" and "Noah's Ark", which struck a factual iceberg and sank off the coast of Artistic License.

Yet "Little House on the Prairie" and "The Waltons" continue to run in syndication.

[BenLurkin]

So much for the "controversy is good publicity" theory.

[NaughtiusMaximus]

The media elites keep discovering that they can't make it without Joe Carpenter in Des Moines and Jane Housewife in Indiana. And it makes them nuts.

Good riddance!

[Billthedrill]

Oh, the biblical epic isn't dead at all. They're shooting Sodom and Gomorrah on location in San Francisco...and it's reality TV...

[dangus]

Actually, the show was hysterical in a "Springtime for Hitler" sort of way. Reminded me of the '80's-era bumpersticker: "Nuke the Unborn Gay Whales for Christ!"

I'm only afraid that these shows are going to get replaced by the next level worse: like "Will & President Grace & Daniel"

[StoneIsland]

The Jesus, and Mary M., in Rescue Me were so much better.

[mvpel]

Goodbye to yet another shot at a fictional television program revolving around religion. Networks have tried it before, with hideous results.

Isn't Seventh Heaven in its 11th season now? And Touched by an Angel had a nearly 10-year run, as I recall.

[mc5cents]

What do you mean 'stay tuned"? Jesus already has his own show on South Park --

[WalterSkinner]

..now where was that official announcement from? The link on the blog doesn't work.