The Voice Of TV: It’s a happy and sad day for Tyler Perry. He has been given the green light for a new show on TBS, but at the same time, the show that started it all for him on the network is coming to an end. TBS (via a press release) has announced that ‘House of Payne‘ will be ending its run after its current airing seventh season. When the show debuted in June 2007, it drew in 5.9 million viewers which at its time was the highest premiere for a basic cable show in history. The first season went on to air a whopping 49 episodes. The show itself received a 100-episode order.
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Never found this show to be funny, actually none of Perry's work has catch my attention so far.
I agree with you totally on this one. I tried watching it a couple of times but it was a no go for me too.
Tyler Perry is very talented in his movie making but the sitcoms are another thing.