I think the American Office has run it's course

**Jeritron** · 03-24-2009, 06:06 PM

I slacked viewing for the past month or so because of real life inteference. I have a Thurs night class. I just caught up the other night though, and I thought they were hilarious.

Some seasons or episodes may be better than others, but I don't really know what you guys are on about. It's still great in my book, and I think when the show "jumps the shark", we'll all know it.

If you don't like it anymore, stop watching. It can't be that bad if you're still interested. Shows lose viewership and fall into obscurity because people stop watching/caring about them. Not because people start arguing over whether or not things live up to their romanticized perceptions.

P.S., If Michael leaves the show, that will very likely be a jump the shark moment. I doubt it though.

03-24-2009, 06:06 PM	#11
Jeritron Get a poke on Posts: 35,234	I slacked viewing for the past month or so because of real life inteference. I have a Thurs night class. I just caught up the other night though, and I thought they were hilarious. Some seasons or episodes may be better than others, but I don't really know what you guys are on about. It's still great in my book, and I think when the show "jumps the shark", we'll all know it. If you don't like it anymore, stop watching. It can't be that bad if you're still interested. Shows lose viewership and fall into obscurity because people stop watching/caring about them. Not because people start arguing over whether or not things live up to their romanticized perceptions. P.S., If Michael leaves the show, that will very likely be a jump the shark moment. I doubt it though. Last edited by Jeritron; 03-24-2009 at 06:08 PM.