15 Beloved TV Shows That Almost Had Some Unlovable Names
Turns out, coming up with a good show is easier than coming up with a good title.

We get it, coming up with a good title ain’t easy (it took us years to come up with the title for this article alone) but some of the original title ideas creators had for their TV shows are so lame, that they just can’t get a pass. Like:
True Detective








That ‘70s Show






The Sopranos
