The brillaint comedy "What i Like About You" starring Amanda Bynes formed shockwaves when Nick anounced that it won't be playing it's third season. LivingTV in the U.K have shown an interest after their american comedy import "Life as we Know it" was cancelled in the U.S. Will it appear on T4?

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Is it another American cheesefest sitcom?

It's a sitcom, but personally (from downloading the episodes) I think it is really funny. Amanda Bynes is great.

Is it American?

Yes it is, its like a teeny nicklodeon program.

When I lived in America it was on (still is) The WB (warner bros) and on at 8p.m (friday night comedy.

I cant stand that Amanda girl, that show she had before "The Amanda show" Awful! I used to like what I like about you mind.... I was like 15 then, few years ago now.

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Enough info for me.

Fankies.

What I Like About You is N.O.T.H.I.N.G like the amanda show. it has no comparrisions at all, i hate the amanda show.

i watched an episode of hey arnold on nick today at lunchtime, made me realise how much i love that cartoon! it was an integral part of my teenage years

Hey football head!


Mwhahaha! I loved it too.

aw man me tooooo - im gonna have to watch it today!

i actually really like what i like about you - its very funny and original! quite gutted nick wont keep it going for the 3rd season - t4 should definitely snap it up!!

awk I like 'what I like about you'.

I wouldnt go so far to say "its brilliant" Its ok, when I was like 16 though.....

Do you want it on E4?

It's very low rated in the US

any teen nick show is annoying, look at that kenan and kel c#@p and that stupid one britney jr did, yet theyre still playing it on nick in re-runs. gah!

amanda was ok in what a girl wants, i enjoyed that movie in a "this is a cheesy american teen movie with colin firth trying to get a new target audience" kinda way

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Do you want it on E4?

No.

i dont care, i cant get E4... here or in the uk.