"GCB: Good Christian B******"

[Sciencewoman]

Originally Posted by tootiepie2

Defintely realized the butcher was Lafayette's boyfriend ( can't remeember his name), but who was the other one?

Jesus was his name.

The horse stud guy who Cricket is interested in is the same guy who played "Cooter" (Lol) the werewolf.

I'm thinking that both of these actors are probably more comfortable with their new character names.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

The flag is always in the background -- for instance there's always a Texas flag in the church fellowship hall. I first noticed a few episodes ago that the flag was hung so that the red bar was above the white bar (like in the North Carolina flag) instead of below the white bar, as it should be for the Texas flag. Now it's gotten to be like a game -- every time I see one in the background I have to look and see if they got it right. I wonder if they keep moving the same flag and pole from set to set.

Much obliged.

The finale is Sunday, I'm not sure if it was picked up for another season, but hopefully it will be correct in the future.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

The finale is Sunday . . . .

Already? Shoot!

[chi-o_cat]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

The finale is Sunday, I'm not sure if it was picked up for another season, but hopefully it will be correct in the future.

In this week's Entertainment Weekly, this show was on a list of shows that are in trouble as far as hopes for renewal. But unless ABC has something else up their sleeve as a “replacement” for Desperate Housewives, they really should give GCB another season to find its footing. I was also disappointed that PanAm never really took off (pardon the pun)- I loved that show.

[Sciencewoman]

I watched Pan Am for the first few episodes, and then stopped. I just lost interest. When you DVR something, and then never get around to watching it, it's not a good sign.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Sciencewoman

When you DVR something, and then never get around to watching it, it's not a good sign.

I have to admit -- that's been us and Glee: Season 3. We haven't watched a single episode yet, so I think we're just going to delete them.

[chi-o_cat]

We have a rule- if we've DVRed more than 2 episodes of a show and still haven't watched them, we just delete them.

[DrPhil]

ABC cancels GCB.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/show...to-lineup.html

[IrishLake]

I'm a little pissy about The River, Awake, and Harry's Law getting cancelled too.

[Sciencewoman]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

ABC cancels GCB.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/show...to-lineup.html

I figured this was coming, but now I'm sad because the last episode set up some interesting potential plot lines and it's always annoying when they leave you hanging!

[LXA SE285]

Bummer. Maybe it could get picked up by a cable channel?

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Sciencewoman

I figured this was coming, but now I'm sad because the last episode set up some interesting potential plot lines and it's always annoying when they leave you hanging!

Yep. Oh, well.

[TPARose]

I was so bummed to see that it was officially cancelled. Not only this, but a whole slew of other shows like House, Alcatraz and the Secret Circle... what really shocks me is the programs that made the cut. Whitney? Don't trust the B in Apt 23? 2 Broke Girls? (sorry to any of you folks that enjoy these shows, but I find them weak)

[MysticCat]

At least I have new seasons of "The Glades," "White Collar" and "Franklin and Bash" to look forward to.

[chi-o_cat]

Originally Posted by TPARose

what really shocks me is the programs that made the cut. Whitney? Don't trust the B in Apt 23? 2 Broke Girls? (sorry to any of you folks that enjoy these shows, but I find them weak)

I do watch all of those shows (I'm a sucker for female-centric sitcoms, what can I say?), but I’m not offended. I understand your point. The only thing I can think of is that GCB does have a pretty large cast, and more sets (homes, offices, the church, Cricket’s private plane!), so the budget must have been huge compared to any of the comedies. I guess it’s a cost-benefit thing. A show that’s cheaper to produce can “afford” to skate by on lower ratings for a little longer. But even then, sitcoms don’t get a free pass. Remember Better with You? Perfect Couples?