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Series 2 of Wilfred started on BBC 3 last night,was awesome as usual.It's getting more and more like Lost though,last nights episode was a complete mind fuck.
Hopefully it's as good as it was before. And hopefully there are no plots involving the air conditioner school or the douchebag from Jeff's lawyer firm, because I loathed those parts.
YESSSS!!!!! It's gonna be interesting to see how everything goes without Dan Harmon (Chevy chase! ), nbc executives! ), though at least hope we see an entire fourth season (NBC only ordered 12 episodes) and get to see 'em all graduate. I'm watching the show he previously co-ran right now, the Sarah Silverman program, which not surprisingly got much weaker after he left.
YESSSS!!!!! It's gonna be interesting to see how everything goes without Dan Harmon (Chevy chase! ), nbc executives! ), though at least hope we see an entire fourth season (NBC only ordered 12 episodes) and get to see 'em all graduate. I'm watching the show he previously co-ran right now, the Sarah Silverman program, which not surprisingly got much weaker after he left.
Perhaps it will be picked up by another channel (TBS?) after it 'finishes' on NBC like some other shows have (Arrested Development and Cougar Town, I think), and they can re-hire Dan Harmon.
Hahaha I felt the exact same way.It's going to be a tough couple of weeks,but just think in a couple of months you can rewatch it.I've watched it 3 times already and it's got better every time.
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), nbc executives! 
), though at least hope we see an entire fourth season (NBC only ordered 12 episodes) and get to see 'em all graduate. I'm watching the show he previously co-ran right now, the Sarah Silverman program, which not surprisingly got much weaker after he left.
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