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Sometimes I feel this, but its still a great show and some jokes are awesome.

 

 

Great is a little more than generous. I'd watch it if it is on but I wouldn't buy the DVDs/Blu-Rays or go out of my way to make time for it.

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Fairly miserable episode, wonder where they are thinking of taking the show. Does anyone know if they intend on making an 8th season? I'd say this show has almost depleted all that it can with the premise of it and it should probably end.

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I think the season has been good so far. The last episode was definitely not my favorite. The whole Penny proposing thing could have been left out. Also, Raj/Stewart has gotten old and stopped being funny a while ago. Wouldn't it be funny it Penny got a role in the new Star Wars movie?

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Fairly miserable episode, wonder where they are thinking of taking the show. Does anyone know if they intend on making an 8th season? I'd say this show has almost depleted all that it can with the premise of it and it should probably end.

 

Seeing how the cast negotiated a massive raise and it still kills in the ratings, it will probably be driven into the ground for 2 to 3 more seasons. They're clearly planing to make Stuart a regular and use him to create a Raj story arc.

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Seeing how the cast negotiated a massive raise and it still kills in the ratings, it will probably be driven into the ground for 2 to 3 more seasons. They're clearly planing to make Stewart a regular and use him to create a Raj story arc.

Unfortunately I think you are probably correct. The Raj story is awful, and Stuart(Stewart [however you spell it]) is so depressing and boring, any time he is on the screen I just shut off.

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i was not impressed with the last episode and i hope the coming ones are better however, my wife and i got to talking about the show as of late and we kinda think the show might be played out.

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