I like the Big Bang Theory but it's a 2010s show, not a 2000s show (aired only 3 years in the 00s and 6 years in the 10s). I don't think it is as good and funny now as it was before but season 9 was actually really good! Season 8 was the weakest and most non-funny season.

I like the Big Bang Theory but it's a 2010s show, not a 2000s show (aired only 3 years in the 00s and 6 years in the 10s).


I can definitely get by this. Had The Big Bang Theory ended around 2011-2013 instead of continuing now, it would have been a late 2000's show, similar to how Buffy the Vampire Slayer lasted from 1997-2003, but it's considered as a late 90's show since it mainly peaked around 1997-2001 when new episodes were on the WB.

I can definitely get by this. Had The Big Bang Theory ended around 2011-2013 instead of continuing now, it would have been a late 2000's show, similar to how Buffy the Vampire Slayer lasted from 1997-2003, but it's considered as a late 90's show since it mainly peaked around 1997-2001 when new episodes were on the WB.

Well that's irrelevant and hypothetical because the show is still airing today.  ;D

I can definitely get by this. Had The Big Bang Theory ended around 2011-2013 instead of continuing now, it would have been a late 2000's show, similar to how Buffy the Vampire Slayer lasted from 1997-2003, but it's considered as a late 90's show since it mainly peaked around 1997-2001 when new episodes were on the WB.


I just consider Buffy the Vampire Slayer to be a late 90s/early 00s show, since it did air between 1997-2003. Although, most of the famous episodes came from the era which I put on bold above my post.

Malcolm in the Middle but other shows that come close would be Everybody Hates Chris, Just Shoot Me and 8 Simple Rules. The 00's (up 'til 2005/2006) had tons of great shows but these are the few that come to mind.

Malcolm in the Middle but other shows that come close would be Everybody Hates Chris, Just Shoot Me and 8 Simple Rules. The 00's (up 'til 2005/2006) had tons of great shows but these are the few that come to mind.


Huh. Never knew that you actually liked television post-2003. I thought you were also a big fan of shows from the early 2000s and such.  :P

Huh. Never knew that you actually liked television post-2003. I thought you were also a big fan of shows from the early 2000s and such.  :P


Oh yeah. I've said before that I still liked the videos games and television shows of the 00's up to 2005/2006.

Oh yeah. I've said before that I still liked the videos games and television shows of the 00's up to 2005/2006.


Oh. I never really known that since I always thought you were the typical Y2K guy. It seems informative that you like stuff from the mid 2000s.

Huh. Never knew that you actually liked television post-2003. I thought you were also a big fan of shows from the early 2000s and such.  :P


Well, as we've known for the past several months, he doesn't like ANY pop culture made after December 31, 2003  ;D

Well, as we've known for the past several months, he doesn't like ANY pop culture made after December 31, 2003  ;D


Well yeah. That's what I'm trying to say. Even though he likes television shows and video games made after 2003, which counts as pop culture to a lot of people.

In my opinion, the TV got a lot better after 2004  :-X :-X :-X

Though to be fair, I didn't watch adult TV before 2004, but the stuff I caught on reruns was hit or miss. I couldn't really get into some "classics" like the Cosby Show, Cheers, or Fraiser, even though I sat through most of it because nothing else was on ;D

In my opinion, the TV got a lot better after 2004  :-X :-X :-X

Though to be fair, I didn't watch adult TV before 2004, but the stuff I caught on reruns was hit or miss. I couldn't really get into some "classics" like the Cosby Show, Cheers, or Fraiser, even though I sat through most of it because nothing else was on ;D


I didn't watch adult TV before 2007  ;D

I did sneak Boondocks and Robot Chicken sometimes in late 2006 though.

In my opinion, the TV got a lot better after 2004  :-X :-X :-X

Though to be fair, I didn't watch adult TV before 2004, but the stuff I caught on reruns was hit or miss. I couldn't really get into some "classics" like the Cosby Show, Cheers, or Fraiser, even though I sat through most of it because nothing else was on ;D


Well, 2004 seem like one of my favorite years for television. They had a lot of seasons premiered for HBO shows, and they also debuted Lost, Drake and Josh, Danny Phantom, and a bunch of other cool shows. By the way, I never really watch adult TV until 2006, which is really young, although I did watch it regularly around late 2007/early 2008.

Well, 2004 seem like one of my favorite years for television. They had a lot of seasons premiered for HBO shows, and they also debuted Lost, Drake and Josh, Danny Phantom, and a bunch of other cool shows. By the way, I never really watch adult TV until 2006, which is really young, although I did watch it regularly around late 2007/early 2008.


The Lost and Desperate Housewives debut were epic. People couldn't stop talking about them for months! 2005 also had a lot of great debuts like Prison Break and The Office.

What shows did you start watching in 2007/08?  :o

The Lost and Desperate Housewives debut were epic. People couldn't stop talking about them for months! 2005 also had a lot of great debuts like Prison Break and The Office.

What shows did you start watching in 2007/08?  :o


Glad that you asked. Family Guy, American Dad, Robot Chicken (although I didn't watch it that much), and probably The Simpsons.

Well, 2004 seem like one of my favorite years for television. They had a lot of seasons premiered for HBO shows, and they also debuted Lost, Drake and Josh, Danny Phantom, and a bunch of other cool shows. By the way, I never really watch adult TV until 2006, which is really young, although I did watch it regularly around late 2007/early 2008.


I don't care what anybody who grew up in the 90's/early 2000's says about 2004. It was a great and underrated year pop culturally in a lot of things I can come up with in my head. 2004 was a fun year for movies. I consider 2004 to be the peak year for 6th generation gaming in everything that defined the PS2, Gamecube, and XBOX combined together, and it was a really balanced year in television for quintessential sitcoms and cartoons of the 2000's decade. 2004 was a very balanced year pop culturally.

I didn't watch adult TV before 2007  ;D

I did sneak Boondocks and Robot Chicken sometimes in late 2006 though.


It seems most people start watching more adult-oriented shows in middle school (except cartoons, since those tend to draw accidental views from children)

Well, as we've known for the past several months, he doesn't like ANY pop culture made after December 31, 2003  ;D


Well, no, I don't really like 2003 that much either. December 31, 2002 is more accurate. :P


Oh. I never really known that since I always thought you were the typical Y2K guy. It seems informative that you like stuff from the mid 2000s.


;)

It seems most people start watching more adult-oriented shows in middle school (except cartoons, since those tend to draw accidental views from children)


Unless their parents see them watching those adult cartoons, which most of them would've told them to change the channel. I mean, I was kinda lucky that my parents let me watch Adult Swim and Nick at Nite as a kid. Although, it seemed risque for me.

I didn't watch adult TV before 2007  ;D

I did sneak Boondocks and Robot Chicken sometimes in late 2006 though.

As a child I watched adult tv with my grandparents when I used to spend the night with them! 8)  Great times!!

It seems most people start watching more adult-oriented shows in middle school (except cartoons, since those tend to draw accidental views from children)

My parents watched adult tv when they were kids. Then again.... the 60s and 70s were a MUCH different time! ;D ;D ;D

Oh yeah. I've said before that I still liked the videos games and television shows of the 00's up to 2005/2006.

Agreed Jordan! from 2000 until the writers strike of 2007 TV was great!

In my opinion, the TV got a lot better after 2004  :-X :-X :-X


Boy you must be crazy... ;D 

Overall... Malcolm in the Middle, That's 70 Show, Everybody Loves Raymond, Everybody hates Chris, My Wife and Kids, Bernie Mac, 30 Rock were my favs!

In my opinion, the TV got a lot better after 2004  :-X :-X :-X

Though to be fair, I didn't watch adult TV before 2004, but the stuff I caught on reruns was hit or miss. I couldn't really get into some "classics" like the Cosby Show, Cheers, or Fraiser, even though I sat through most of it because nothing else was on ;D


I somewhat agree with you. I think TV is at one of its best eras ever, right now.
I do love 90's TV, especially sitcoms, but if you ask me to pick between the first half of 00s TV, or the second half of the 00s TV, I would pick the second half.

I somewhat agree with you. I think TV is at one of its best eras ever, right now.
I do love 90's TV, especially sitcoms, but if you ask me to pick between the first half of 00s TV, or the second half of the 00s TV, I would pick the second half.

TV is good right now. But the late 00s were kind of a weak time for tv IMO.

Overall... Malcolm in the Middle, That's 70 Show, Everybody Loves Raymond, Everybody hates Chris, My Wife and Kids, Bernie Mac, 30 Rock were my favs!


I watched most of them.

I somewhat agree with you. I think TV is at one of its best eras ever, right now.
I do love 90's TV, especially sitcoms, but if you ask me to pick between the first half of 00s TV, or the second half of the 00s TV, I would pick the second half.


Despite not being Eric, I'll rather choose the first half of '00s TV, even though I think 2005-2007 had some great moments towards television.

TV is good right now. But the late 00s were kind of a weak time for tv IMO.


I completely agree with you, maybe it was the recession, IDK, but late 2007-2009 was very weak for TV IMO too. A lot of things changed throughout 2007-2009. Many logos that changed, rebrands, core 2000's shows ending, etc. and it wasn't just for the kid stations, but even stations like FOX too. MAD TV ending in 2009 was huge in my book, as well as sc-ifi changing into the syfy we know today.

I completely agree with you, maybe it was the recession, IDK, but late 2007-2009 was very weak for TV IMO too. A lot of things changed throughout 2007-2009. Many logos that changed, rebrands, core 2000's shows ending, etc. and it wasn't just for the kid stations, but even stations like FOX too. MAD TV ending in 2009 was huge in my book, as well as sc-ifi changing into the syfy we know today.


2009 (especially late 2009) was kinda big to me. I remember when I heard about Nickelodeon's logo change, and I waited for the day (September 28, 2009) when it happened. That day seemed lame, because they were getting rid of their iconic splat logo that they used for 25 years.

I somewhat agree with you. I think TV is at one of its best eras ever, right now.
I do love 90's TV, especially sitcoms, but if you ask me to pick between the first half of 00s TV, or the second half of the 00s TV, I would pick the second half.


TV become more "epic" in the second half of the 2000s. The stories felt a lot deeper. There weren't many shows like Lost, Prison Break, Heroes, Dexter, Breaking Bad etc. Before 2005. There were hints of it, like Buffy, 90210, etc. But TV was mostly dominated by those 22 minute shows.

TV become more "epic" in the second half of the 2000s. The stories felt a lot deeper. There weren't many shows like Lost, Prison Break, Heroes, Dexter, Breaking Bad etc. Before 2005. There were hints of it, like Buffy, 90210, etc. But TV was mostly dominated by those 22 minute shows.


Well, those shows mostly came from HBO, which were usually 1 hour shows. Stuff like The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, Deadwood, Oz, and The Wire were kinda like key elements to the shows that you mentioned before.

Well, those shows mostly came from HBO, which were usually 1 hour shows. Stuff like The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, Deadwood, Oz, and The Wire were kinda like key elements to the shows that you mentioned before.


Don't have that channel, lol.

Don't have that channel, lol.


Yeah, but if you were had cable in America, you could probably have it. Although, it's a premium channel at best.

You're all stating facts. Too many facts. Just facts, and facts, everywhere!!  :D  :D

You're all stating facts. Too many facts. Just facts, and facts, everywhere!!  :D  :D


Welcome to the modern InThe00s, where everything we state are facts (or opinions) about generations.  ;)

You're all stating facts. Too many facts. Just facts, and facts, everywhere!!  :D  :D


Welcome to InThe00s (despite being in '16). We have a strict law here that states that one cannot use his/her opinion in discussions.  8)

Also I'm curious on why this board is called "InThe00s". Shouldn't it be "InThe10s"? It ain't a huge problem, but it does make me curious.

Welcome to InThe00s (despite being in '16). We have a strict law here that states that one cannot use his/her opinion in discussions.  8)

Also I'm curious on why this board is called "InThe00s". Shouldn't it be "InThe10s"? It ain't a huge problem, but it does make me curious.


Maybe they mean in the 2000's century?  :)

Welcome to the modern InThe00s, where everything we state are facts about generations.  ;)


Give me the receipts! Show me the receipts!! I need to see the receipts!!

Welcome to InThe00s (despite being in '16). We have a strict law here that states that one cannot use his/her opinion in discussions.  8)

Also I'm curious on why this board is called "InThe00s". Shouldn't it be "InThe10s"? It ain't a huge problem, but it does make me curious.


This forum should've been called "In The Millennium", with "InThe2Ks" as its nickname, which represents the century. I don't know why Chucky realized that, despite having this site being around since 2004.

Give me the receipts! Give me the receipts!!


I feel like I remember the reference, but I'm not sure where it came from.  :-\\