Wait, so the audience members are the contestants now? The audience voting was 30 seconds out of half-hour show, so even if we pretend it is a game, the other 29:30 of the show is not at all like a game show. Is Late Night with David Letterman a game show when he lets an audience member win a canned ham?

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Not true. Some people agree with this decision.

I do.

Let's finish!

Good one! New signature in place...

we doing this thing?

Let's get going!

I'm going to finish up this afternoon. After lunch, probably start at 1:30PM EDT.

maybe you should go ahead and post answers to the next question so we can debate them all morning

#16 not so much but #17 definitely.

Aren't we on 17?

1 answer to question 17:

Chico & The Man

Another answer to question 17:

Grace under Fire

Yet another answer to question 17:

Roseanne

You're right, we're on #17. Let the arguments commence.

all of those seem fine to me

Roseanne won the lottery! Hardly "working class".

Another answer to question 17:

WKRP in Cincinnati

My Roseanne challenge was a joke, but as God is my witness I don't think WKRP qualifies.

I don't think radio pays a lot but I would not think of it as working class either.

Plus, you don't see much of the day-to-day life of the characters, just their interactions at work.

WKRP doesn't seem working class to me

I would vote no to WKRP