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B&C Names Best/Worst of 2006

December 18, 2006 by  

Best/Worst TV of 2006

Broadcasting & Cable polled 67 TV critics about the best and worst of TV in 2006. Here’s what they had to say. Oh, and GMMR and Co. will be handing out our own unique awards in the near future so stay tuned.
Best Overall Program:
The Wire (15%)
Heroes (12%)
24 (9%)

Best Comedy:
The Office (32%)
Ugly Betty (18%)
My Name Is Earl (11%)

Best Drama:
The Wire (16%)
Lost (9%)
24, Heroes and Grey’s Anatomy (tie, 7%)

Best Reality:
The Amazing Race (27%)
Project Runway (16%)
American Idol (12%)

Worst Program:
Happy Hour (15%)
Twenty Good Years (10%)
Deal Or No Deal (6%)

Most Memorable TV Moment:
Couric’s debut as anchor of CBS Evening News and
Fox cancels O.J. Simpson’s If I Did It (tie, 7%)
Jim and Pam make out on The Office (4%) (a special ‘holla’ from GMMR)

Thanks to TheTVAddict for the tip

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  1. CasualViewer on December 18th, 2006 8:16 pm

    Heh make out? I just didn’t see it as a makeout session. It’s like saying Moses went mountain climbing, kind of misses the point.

  2. Team Pam A.K.A Stamford Worker on December 18th, 2006 10:04 pm

    I hate Deal Or No Deal and i LOVE The Office this is awesome!!! 😀

  3. Carrie on December 19th, 2006 2:02 am

    I’m distressed by the lack of Battlestar Galactica.

  4. TheNextKristin on December 19th, 2006 11:54 am

    Wow… Twenty Good Years was considered the worst show of the year? Did these people already forget about the mess that was Vanished?

  5. Bill on December 19th, 2006 3:25 pm

    I didn’t realize that critics like Earl.
    Anyway, it’s nice to see that The Office got the largest percentage of any show in any category.

    Is this limited to only network shows? Because there are plenty of shows on MTV, for example, that could be up for “worst show.”
    And is Fox almost airing OJ really a TV moment? It seems more like a TV-related news item. And I think Lost and 24 both had moments last year that deserved to be on that list (and I also think the “I’m in love with you” conversation was better than the actual kiss, even though it was a great payoff).