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Not On TV This Fall – It’s A Damn Shame Too!

August 18, 2006 By Sam Sloan 2 Comments

Submitted by: Michelle (SoSF Fan)
Source: BBspot

      Rejected New Fall TV Shows
  • 11. Trading Infections – People with various diseases rub open wounds on each other. Whoever survives, wins.
  • 10. Red Green’s Anatomy – Red Green gets naked and explores his anatomy.
  • 9. America’s Next Top Kiss Ass – The best brown nosers vie for a mediocre job.
  • 8. Law and Order: Special Ed Unit – Mentally challenged adults try to solve crimes, but instead get frustrated and bang their heads on tables.
  • 7. L3tt3rs – An English professor uses his knowledge of grammar and Shakespeare to solve crimes in Omaha.
  • 6. American Family Dad Guy – An animated series with a dysfunctional family composed of a heavy-set dad, a hot wife, a talking sea anemone, siamese twins, and a anorexic baby.
  • 5. Extreme Makeover: Whore Edition – NYC prostitutes get makeovers then star on the next season of “The Bachelor.”
  • 4. Lost: Sahara – Ten survivors of a Saharan plane crash slowly die of hunger and dehydration.
  • 3. CSI: Akron – Crime scene investigators solve their toughest cases yet in this glitzy and glamorous city.
  • 2. Deal, No Deal, or Sex with the Woman Holding the Briefcase – What will these men do? Will they take the money and run, or will they take their chances with the hotties holding the case.
  • 1. America’s Fattest Losers – Stand up comedians poke fun at fatties until they cry. The comedian who gets them to cry first wins.

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  1. dingosatemybaby says

    August 20, 2006 at 4:34 am

    quote: “8. Law and Order: Special Ed Unit – Mentally challenged adults try to solve crimes, but instead get frustrated and bang their heads on tables.”

    I take it you dont have friends or family with mentally disabled people in them? I’m all for poking fun in a good natured way, but come on…some things should be off limits…

    ./D

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  2. Sam says

    August 20, 2006 at 4:12 pm

    Sorry, but when it comes to satirical humor….nothing is off limits..to live on this planet two things are definitely required:

    1. Sense of Humor
    2. Thick Skin

    And yes, in my family, we have two members that are “mentally challanged” – that is the politically correct term – and the two of them have the thickest skin and best sense of humor of anyone in our family.

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