Your Favorite TV, at the Movies?

Arrested Development

Arrested Development

So after you all made your feelings known about Dancing With The Stars in this week’s poll, Tom DeLay went and pulled himself out of competition due to injury …although Debi Mazar was sent home by the judges… so actually, twice as many of you were right in your opinions of who you thought  should go home.

But let’s talk about both the little and the big screen…because there’s lots of crossing over. Not just actors and actresses, either. What about entire shows? Happens all the time.  As in Sex and the City (with a sequel in the works) Star Trek, Batman, Get Smart, Charlie’s Angels, Scooby-Doo, The Fugitive, etc. With this in mind, there are currently several hit TV shows with  rumored movie adaptations in the works (and I emphasize the term “rumored” because some of these take a long, long time to make it to our local cineplex), and I’m adding one that’s not even rumored but they’re enjoying a reunion of sorts right now –and they have zillions of fans anyway, so why not? Here goes: voice your choice in today’s featured poll and let us know which TV show you’d be most excited about seeing as a movie.

1) Friends

2) Arrested Development

3) Seinfeld


4 Responses

  1. Wow! what an notion !?! What a theory !! Wonderful .. Awesome …

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  3. Casey P. says:

    The show that I think woulld be great as a movie would be Supernatural, if done the right way.

  4. Amey Pennington says:

    The show that would be GREAT as a movie would be SONS OF ANARCHY!!!! It is AWESOME!

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About Liz Warner

People's Choice staffer Liz Warner has been delivering news, entertainment & arts coverage to entertainment fans for years, most recently on air and online at LA's Indie 103.1 FM. Liz is also an author and actress who appears frequently in both LA and New York. Her solo monologue show The Wandering Eye premiered at HBO's Aspen Comedy Festival. Her critically acclaimed first book of essays, "Ditched by Dr. Right" (Random House) was published July 2005. Most recently, she was one half of the "He Said/She Said" Official Blogging Team for ABC's The Bachelor, and she is also announcer for Twentieth Century Fox TV's new series "Wedlock or Deadlock". Her second book is due for publication in 2011.