#Cougar town wake up time full#

'I'd like to, and the studio has been talking about it for three reasons: One, partly as a result of common sense and partly from their research, they find too many instances of testing of people saying they would never watch a show called 'Cougar Town'.and then they screen an episode, and people go, 'Oh, I would watch this show.'' Even in the summer after its first season, series creator Bill Lawrence was seriously considering changing the title:

Thankfully, the series has claws and is ready to fight for its life. (Anyone wanna place bets on how long $#*! My Dad Says will last?)Īnd that brings me to Cougar Town, an awful title for a really good show. As for Shasta McNasty? Rest in peace, Shasta.rest in peace. Then there's the occasional entry that changes its name, along with gems that manage to have a healthy life despite their monikers ( The New Adventures of Old Christine). Others also lasted longer than you would expect ( The Flying Nun.who knew?!), while some ( Homeboys in Outer Space) make me wonder how cable stations were ever trusted again with original programming.

#Cougar town wake up time full#

I'm not sure what they were thinking with Joanie Loves Chachi, nor how She's the Sheriff lasted two full seasons.

My Mother the Car put up a season-long fight, but poor Cop Rock barely lasted half of one. The other night I was watching the Fox special When Terrible TV Show Titles Attack! It was a fascinating look at life in the wild, and much of the prey was swallowed up and spit out by its attackers: Accidentally on Purpose never stood a chance (thank God), and neither did Too Something (um, stupid?) or It's Like, You Know. 'The show came from not only hearing stories from single friends about what it means to be single and 40, but just the process of aging for a woman that is just so complicated and funny to me.' - creator Bill Lawrence