American Chopper -- anyone still watching

[DanB]

my opinion, this show really hit the skids when Vinnie left. After that, the shows just seem to be empty. This week we were treated to see how the Tuttles spend their time doing charity events, etc..

probably way past time to bring out the shark for this show.

[angbear1985]

Is it still on ???

[jeepair]

I watch ocassionally. We need Mikey to break out the crossbow or more jousting. Other then that, I could care less.

[sportcork]

I still do. Although i do think it misses a guy like vinnie

[Sirius Black]

Has the new facility been finished yet? I'd really like to see it (on TV) once it is finished.

Are they still taping and releasing new episodes?

[7thton]

I still watch, but not with much passion. Ever since they hired Jason Pohl it seems to have gone down hill. I liked watching them come up with create designs for the bikes. Now, they just tell Jason to "design something cool" and they build it. And by building it I mean making the gas tank, oil tank, and fenders.

Not as interesting.

[ruexp67]

I still watch it. I liked the episode this week, with the car show/scooter show.

I do think the quality and "wow-factor" of the bikes has gone downhill in general.

[bubba1972]

This week was an excuse to show off their toys. I hope Sr. has sense enough to put some in the bank as well. Oh yea, they built a trophy. Whoopdee.

[Dssturbo1]

got several episodes saved to the old hr10-250 in folders, will catch up on them soon but no rush.

[EvilMidniteBombr]

I still watch it, but an episode will sit on the hdd for at least a week or more. Vinnie leaving definitely took some of the fun out of it. Jason is just a spaz. A talented spaz but a spaz nonetheless. I agree that a lot of Junior's creativity took the easy way out by Jason drawing it on the computer. It is interesting to see some of the things they come up with just to use the high dollar machines.

I don't see the show lasting too much longer. It's just gotten so stale and cookie cutter. It won't be long before you see the Teutels on a "Where are they now?" documentary.