It's currently NBC's second highest rated show. Not going anywhere.
The Last Man on Earth
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Really?!? Well...okay then... Are the other shows just that amazingly bad that the bar is only set maybe 2 inches off the ground? 
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The show is on FOX.
I like the way they took their time "setting the table" and introducing characters one at a time. But I'm feeling like they need to go somewhere beyond Phil scheming to ingratiate himself with Melissa. Will Forte is great at that kind of obnoxious mugging, but enough already. Kristen Schaal, OTOH, can make me laugh with her delivery of pretty much any line.
I also wouldn't mind an explanation of how the millions of dead bodies were cleaned up, or who has been milking that cow all this time.
I also wouldn't mind an explanation of how the millions of dead bodies were cleaned up, or who has been milking that cow all this time.
Same difference.
But it's not the second highest rated show on the network... so I don't get the point.
That'd be a great scene in a comedy show.
Almost anything they do won't be as good as whatever you might imagine, so why bother?
That's if every one died immediately in a week, there would be mountains of corpses.
If slowly the sick got sicker at different rates over the course of a year or two, with plenty of warning that death was on it's way, protocols could have been easily put in place.
"Clear a body, take their house"
The homeless would suddenly be dripping in homes, unless they all died first.
If slowly the sick got sicker at different rates over the course of a year or two, with plenty of warning that death was on it's way, protocols could have been easily put in place.
"Clear a body, take their house"
The homeless would suddenly be dripping in homes, unless they all died first.
Did all the cows die too?
All the animals are dead too, I'm thinking. There are no birds, no cats, dogs, deer or fauna of any kind. Haven't seen any insects or smaller life forms at all. Likely they were so astonished to see this one cow.
Which begs the question - what virus could possibly jump across all living species on the planet so quickly? I suspect, however, that the writers likely didn't think such things all the way through for a half-hour comedy show.
Which begs the question - what virus could possibly jump across all living species on the planet so quickly? I suspect, however, that the writers likely didn't think such things all the way through for a half-hour comedy show.
Same. I gave up two weeks ago when the previews for last week's episodes aired. From the discussion here, sounds like I was not unwise.
They had a good and original premise that they've completely squandered by turning it into stupid sitcom love triangle hijinx...only annoying, and after the apocalypse.
Needs more Todd, lots more Todd. 
When Carol said there would be no more meatballs I took it to mean all the cows were dead. But of course there are tens of thousands of cans of meatballs across the country. So no real limit until the cans start to deteriorate.
I hate Phil.
Worst human being ever.
Worst human being ever.
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