That's like taking credit for forcing My Mother the Car off the air. An alternative theory is that the show was a cynical attempt to piggyback on the success of Mad Men that ended up as a load of unwatchable rubbish.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
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That's like taking credit for forcing My Mother the Car off the air. An alternative theory is that the show was a cynical attempt to piggyback on the success of Mad Men that ended up as a load of unwatchable rubbish.
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Anybody laying odds on "Pan Am" biting the big one next? I give it about two more airings, at most.
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