What are they doing...trying to fit three full seasons in 12 months? I bet they charge the DVD seasons as much as if they ere 24 episodes. Heck, the entire series (three seasons) isn't even as long as one full network season.
I know this is not a network, and Romano wanted a light schedule, but come on...seven-episode seasons? To me this is Season 1, Part 3.
This is still the second season. The first season was 10 episodes, and the second is 12 episodes broken into two half seasons. The last episode in January wasn't really a season finale, but a mid-season finale. Cable has been doing this for years, but there are usually more episodes in a season.
Oh. Well, they did indeed say "season finale" on their facebook page in January--which caused an uproar--but they must have been wrong. A mid-season finale makes much more sense.
Maybe the NFL lockout will make TNT's dumb decision to ear it directly against monday night football a non-issue this year
One of the most puzzling tv decisions I've ever seen to take a show aimed at Men and air the premier agains tthe best MNF matchup of the season last year
I don't like that they promoted each half of season 2 as two separate ones. I do like this show and I don't want it to go away. I'll be happy even if it goes on in a Curb Your Enthusiasm fashion, meaning there's a new season whenever Ray Romano will want, and not necessarily yearly. As long as it goes on, I'm fine with it. I really enjoy this show while it's on, but I don't miss it when it's not.