1. Too bad Moonlight wasn't considered part of that success. It would really be nice to see a second season of it, even at the expense of one of the CSIs and I admit I watch all 3 versions.

Posted at 12:50PM on May 21st 2008 by Franklin

2. I agree. In fact, in the year end ratings, Moonlight finished higher than some of the more highly touted series. I know that some of you out there consider us to be radical rabblerousing freaks but with some of the offerings given to us by aALL of the television icons out there, Moonlight is a well-acted, well-written, alternative to nobrainers like Cavemen, Viva Las Vegas, and .... well, should I go on? Why this series was cancelled without benefit of a chance to recover from the writer's strike or a chance of a full second season is beyond my comprehension.

Posted at 10:43AM on Jun 3rd 2008 by wildboutmick

3. Thousands and thousands of people paid $10.00 each for a chance to enter the 2008 American Idol Songwriting Contest, And look what they got.......So how many will it take till someone calls this fraud? 1. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Andy Zulla) is an engineer on Clay Aiken, Kelly Clarkson, Diana DeGarmo CD's. 2. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Windy Wagner) is a backup singer on the NEW Clay Aiken CD. 3. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Ryan Gillmor) wrote the theme song for the Fox television show "Unhitched". 4. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Dan Yessian) wrote jingles for Ford Motors. 5. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Luke Ebbin) is a producer on Austalian Idol 1st place runner-up Shannon Noll's CD. 6. Top 20 American Idol Songwriting Finalist (Regie Hamm) (FYI...USAToday.com has named him the Songwriting Winner), is a co-writer on the NEW Clay Aiken CD and he's also a co-writer of the winner of 2007's American Idol Songwriting Contest Scott Krippayne......Anybody see a pattern Yet? 3 of the 2008 American Idol Songwriting Contest Top 20 songwriters get credit on Clay Aiken CD's. Out of thousands and thousands of entries, 3 out of 20 work with Mr. Aiken. and nobody has a problem with this? The 2008 American Idol songwriting winner and 2007 American Idol songwriting winner are song co-writing partners and that's fine with everybody? If not then please visit ....... http://americanidolexposed.weebly.com .......for all the facts.

Posted at 1:01PM on May 21st 2008 by SimonSays

4. ...I'm guessing you submitted a song which was rejected, and are a bit jaded now.

Posted at 1:46PM on May 21st 2008 by David

5. Who cares? Who would pay $10 to essentially try to win the lottery to get your song on the air?

Posted at 3:02PM on May 21st 2008 by Andrew

6. Delete this spammer. He posted this on five different posts (totally random ones) already.

Posted at 7:19PM on May 21st 2008 by Bash

7. Well, I'm sure Fox will look at different numbers, saying that Fox was the most-watched network overall this past season averaging 11.1 million viewers, beating traditional leader CBS with only 10.5 million.

Sure, it's because of the strike vs Idol, but last season The Eye wasn't the most watched network, and I'm sure Fox will love it...

Posted at 2:34PM on May 21st 2008 by fred

8. This is really sad. I don't want to hear one more time from anybody that NBC is a crapfest, because CBS is the true and perennial crapfest. Unfortunately, most American's haven't been able to figure that out.

Posted at 2:49PM on May 21st 2008 by 0megapart!cle

9. Can Barely Stand (CBS) Sucks!

Posted at 9:39PM on May 21st 2008 by MERVE-THE-PERVE

10. i happen to be a fan of cbs, and the shows they air. Whilst I am also a fan of some abc shows, it is not surprising that cbs won. Truth be told, most network television isn't that great. The fact that CBS won, on the laurels of shows that are at least halfway decent, and some which are good, is no reason to go crazy and express hatred for the eye. The production value of most of the shows on television, at least in america, is not nearly as high. You also have to look at what is being offered as alternative. On friday, nothing is. On tuesdays, nothing really is. On thursday, nothing much is. Same goes for Monday and Wednesday.

i for one, will stick to mythbusters, ultimate fighter, american chopper, and other such shows, but the bulk of tv viewers are looking for cbs-ish shows, and thats exactly why cbs has done so well this past decade.

Another thing to note is that CBS generally can afford to be more risque' lately, and has been, as they know people will tune in to their more pedestrian shows.

Posted at 2:25PM on May 22nd 2008 by mike m