Re: What are you currently watching on TV?
Posted: Sat August 10, 2013 2:18 am
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but i think you are correct in your assessmentdurdencommatyler wrote:Wait, what? Lenny? Sarcastic? Pffffffft.dkfan9 wrote:i mean, i think lenny was being sarcastic.durdencommatyler wrote:You think? I don't know. Felt sort of obvious to me. Like we all knew it was coming eventually, ya know?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:Brilliant.durdencommatyler wrote:Not that I can recall off hand. But they have set up a cutaway and then not had one to show. So the character was left looking around and saying, "We don't have a clip? I thought we had a clip." And immediately jumping back into the scene. That kind of thing.elliseamos wrote:i can't remember, but have they had an episodes where instead of cutaways they just had everybody standing there while peter daydreamed?durdencommatyler wrote:I don't know if it's a reference, but if it is, it sounds a lot more Simpsons than Family Guy, to me. If it was a Family Guy reference it'd be all, "You won't fool me again like you did that one time with the electrified fooling machine...." Then a cutaway to random.
Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:Waiting
The dialog is sound, the directing good, and the acting superb...I do wish the base characterizations weren't so generic.durdencommatyler wrote:Finally got around to watching the first two episodes of Netflix's House of Cards. I really like it so far.
yep, not gonna lietheplatypus wrote:I can't believe Doug likes Family Guy. The rest of you I believe.
doug rr wrote:yep, not gonna lietheplatypus wrote:I can't believe Doug likes Family Guy. The rest of you I believe.
No, you're right. The fact that Seth MacFarlane has the comic sensibility of a middle-schooler with herpes is what means it can't be funny at any given moment.@SkitchP wrote:doug rr wrote:yep, not gonna lietheplatypus wrote:I can't believe Doug likes Family Guy. The rest of you I believe.
Im okay with doug on this. Family guy is a show that entertains me when it's on. I never go out of my way to watch it, and the jokes are very rarely memorable or anything more than slapstick. But that doesn't mean it cant be funny in any given moment.
Mickey wrote:No, you're right. The fact that Seth MacFarlane has the comic sensibility of a middle-schooler with herpes is what means it can't be funny at any given moment.@SkitchP wrote:doug rr wrote:yep, not gonna lietheplatypus wrote:I can't believe Doug likes Family Guy. The rest of you I believe.
Im okay with doug on this. Family guy is a show that entertains me when it's on. I never go out of my way to watch it, and the jokes are very rarely memorable or anything more than slapstick. But that doesn't mean it cant be funny in any given moment.
lit majors don't need to cite their sources. he just knows.@SkitchP wrote:Mickey wrote:No, you're right. The fact that Seth MacFarlane has the comic sensibility of a middle-schooler with herpes is what means it can't be funny at any given moment.@SkitchP wrote:doug rr wrote:yep, not gonna lietheplatypus wrote:I can't believe Doug likes Family Guy. The rest of you I believe.
Im okay with doug on this. Family guy is a show that entertains me when it's on. I never go out of my way to watch it, and the jokes are very rarely memorable or anything more than slapstick. But that doesn't mean it cant be funny in any given moment.
Herpes affects the sense of humor of middle school students? Please cite your sources Mickey.