Oddly enough, if you scroll down the bottom of the front page, you can still access the old traditional forums. You can see a list of all the community forums along with the post counts of each board, but you can't access them. Very odd.

I'm sure that the site still has moderators, but there doesn't appear to be anything that distinguishes them from an ordinary user. As long as the site allows users to edit show guides, then there is at the very least one person checking everything.

If this means it will be easier to find proper fitting pants, then I'm all for it.

Unfortunately, I don't think it can be revived. It needs some groundbreaking new feature to get people's attention. I normally just use Google to find information that I am looking for on a show. When I search for an episode list for a show and TV.com doesn't appear on the first page, there is a problem. Having a place to talk about TV just isn't enough anymore. Reddit has become my go-to place for discussing shows.

I think Field of Dreams might be the only Kevin Costner movie I have watched. I have watched the WaterWorld stunt show at Universal Studios if that counts for anything :P

Maybe inaccurate post counts are the reason why TV.com moved away from traditional forums. It looks like PMs from before 2013 are being removed to relieve stress on the servers...it might be a matter of time before they decide to delete the old forums.

"If you post it, they will come", the tagline to Kevin Costner's new movie Forum of Dreams.

I've been lurking from time to time. It always seems like whenever I browse the forums no one has posted in RC for hours. Like what am I supposed to do, ask if anyone is here? :P

So I logged into my account to see what has changed. I couldn't even find the traditional forums. I had to go to my profile and go through my post history to access them. Post counts are still messed up from the last time I logged in a couple of years ago. My post count keeps jumping from 12k posts to 20k posts. I don't even remember what my post count was so I don't know if 12k even accurate. Did find an old thread where you happened to post, does your post count look right?

So I played 14 hours of Euro Truck Simulator 2 last week. I feel like I have finally mastered parking in that game.

It's kind of crazy how strict TV.com became. For a while the Off-Topic board was filled with nothing, but "game threads" such and "bored threads" which were the equivalent of GameSpot's Roll Call threads. Once they started cracking down on those posts, it seemed like there was a drop in activity (even though the site was not that active to begin with). I would have stuck around to make contributions to the show/episode guides, but the layout became increasingly worse.