"Jim" wasn't a bad show - it just wasn't a great show. It ran almost a decade because it was cheap to produce, syndication friendly and convenient filler whenever ABC needed it.

I watched largely because of Kimberly Williams, and she moved on in the final season to have yet another future country music star (one can only assume).

"According to Jim" will make almost no ones top ten list, but it did its job well and enjoyed a much longer run than thousands of other high concept, expensive or Emmy winning shows.

Enjoy the residuals boys...

I think Brad was saying he was indifferent to the show itself, but will miss all the trash-talking the show gets from the entertainment media (i.e. the perception of the show).

I too, will miss all the fury spewed from fans of shows that ABC canceled over According to Jim (*cough*Pushing Daisies*cough*). If Better Off Ted didn't get renewed over this show, I probably would've been one of them.

'Til Death is and always has been the bottom of the barrel.

Good you posted a picture with this post because otherwise I would've thought that what you wrote down happens in the Series finale as a joke. I mean seriously. "Alf" looks like Shakespeare compared to that.

Two and a Half Men is very popular, thus instant bait for the oh-so-hip lamers that consider According to Jim jokes to be clever writing.

Not that I've ever even attempted to watch According to Jim, but how can you be so certain that it sucks without ever sitting down to watch? Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it is awful, becaues Jim Belushi has never been funny, but why ridicule a show you've never given a chance to? Meanwhile, Big Bang Theory I actually HAVE tried to sit down and watch based on glowing recommendations from this very website, and I happen to find that to be the very bottom of the barrel of scripted comedies.

i don't watch shows that don't interest me, why would anyone intentionally do that?
But judging from promos that make me cringed and change the channel, here are a few: Two and a Half Men, Tyler Perry's House of Payne, Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns, any so-called "reality" with desperate whores on E!, VH1, MTV.

Anything on CBS will do.

Shouldn't The Hills count as a scripted series? Obviously it isn't real.

That is my vote

I won't believe it until someone drives a wooden stake through its heart and someone's head gets cut off just to be sure.