And now I'm betting you wished you never showed up after the internet gave the thumbs down to the new set. Hey, even respected entertainment journal "Entertainment Weekly" (which is like Entertainment Tonight except it only comes once a week and require a third-grade reading level) made sure to mention it on their website as a "scandal". So how's this for a news flash: your audience is comprised mostly of people socially conscious enough to take time out of their day to complain about a television program's set design. So despite being the most consistently funny and insightful show on television, America wants the couch and the old graphics back. It's good that the audience knows best as I'm sure absolutely no thought was put into this move or redesign and it was probably just intended to piss people off. Oh, those rat-bastard producers, always screwing with us...