'Til Death: Difference between revisions

''[[Til Death]]'' is notable as as one of the few series' that, rather than cancel after one season because it didn't get ''[[Seinfeld]]'' ratings in that period of time, [[FOX]] kept pumping money into it and tried everything to make it work. Unfortunately, the show worked originally, and [[Executive Meddling|Fox messing with what the show was about]] is what ultimately did it in. Good job, Fox. In later seasons, Fox kept buying the show from the production company because they offered it for a pittance, hoping to get enough episodes for syndication.

{{quote|"Fox kept ordering new seasons of ''’Til Death'' because the production company sold it to them for a steal, hoping to get the series to syndication. But by the end of season four, the ratings had become practically non-existent. Knowing no one would watch freed the show’s producers to wander into off-the-charts insanity. That included making one character aware he lived in a sitcom, recasting a part with a rotating wheel of actresses, and throwing in an animated episode for absolutely no fucking reason whatsoever." This made the show a hit with television critics, who had previously paid little attention to the show.}}