Hey now..we all gain weight as we age...are you a "Fattiest"??? : ) I get what you're saying, but Alan in reality (if we divorce him from Bernau, which I can't) is a midwestern guy, who conceivably could have become a "fat cat" I think the Spaulding's should have been from the east coast, or even southern, like Savannah or Charleston, some place that would give a southern gothic vibe that both Bernau and McKinnesy would be great at. RR and MD did seem more midwestern so that COULD have worked with the proper writing and direction. Clips of RR when he first was introduced was weird cause he is kind of sexy..he gives off a total different vibe then Bernau as his Alan is more physical and mischievous then what we were used to. Marj could have played a more down to earth Alex...but both of them simply became Snidely Whiplash and Myrn Clegg 2.0
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Mitch64 · 13 minutes ago 13 min
Forbes came out with an article listing the top TV shows that bring in the most money in AD Revenue in 2010.
http://blogs.forbes.com/dorothypomerantz/2011/03/16/tvs-biggest-moneymakers/
1. American Idol - 7.11 million
2, Two and a Half Men - 2.89 million
3. Desperate Housewives - 2.74 million
4. Grey's Anatomy - 2.67 million
5. Dancing with the Stars - 2.67 million
6. Lost - 2.60 million
7. The Big Bang Theory - 2.50 million
8. 24 - 2.45 million
9. Private Practice - 2.32 million
10. Mike & Molly - 2.11
Interesting that not a single NBC show is in the top ten & that all three of Chuck Lorre's sitcoms are, but not one single-camera comedy is. I guess them old fashioned multi-cam sitcoms sure are dying aren't they?
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