30 Rock setting up Tracy calling himself chicken for not dissecting a frog in Mr Baby's biology class so that they could get Alan Alda's character to interject with "Crying about chicken and a baby? I thought this was a comedy show" made me laugh so hard I had to pause the show to recover
That feat has only been matched once, by the show Extraordinary capping a very emotional mother-daughter scene with a joke about the Provisional IRA member Bobby Sands
I have... specific tastes when it comes to humour, apparently
that and him forgetting how to walk when he's filming that promo thing are two of his greatest physical comedy bits
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I found it amazing that I never got tired of the bit characters showing up.
Like, Philip Banks was a treat every single time.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
The Mi-ho, the gumiho, helps a lady who runs a chicken shop and recieves reward
An incredible perm.
It wears off a couple of scenes later because her hair is magic fox hair and it doesn't want to hold the curls. I don't know much about perm pricing, but that was probably very expensive for half a day of luscious volume.
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The Boys S4 is also getting review bombed because they finally figured out it's making fun of them. It's tragic that I dedicated my life to the art of posting and these are the people I have to share the noble title of poster with.
Coinage on
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They were review bombing it before a single episode had come out
Also hilarious that they've been getting made fun of for 3 seasons and JUST NOW, after the show specifically pointed to them and said, "You, you're dumb.", that they finally realized this.
I think it had some moments and I still love the core cast. Glad to see Moss back for more.
The writing and child acting however were some of the worst I've seen in a while.
Also flammable stone, but I'm hoping that's just a rashoman thing and the rocks in the cave fortress didn't actually catch on fire.
I'm not giving up on it, I think it has promise. Just for me, ep3 was a low point right alongside Boba Fett speeder chase and every bit of Ashoka that didn't feature Ray Stevenson.
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder are incredibly good together. Like, just an absurd degree of chemistry.
And the recurring bit of Jimmy slowly losing his mind with his awful assistant is wonderful.
this used to be the part of the show that I was least interested in, so of course they turned it into an equally fantastic part of the show just to spite me
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anytime someone winds up to deliver some serious heart-to-heart knowledge, I always picture them going
"Wade Boggs' Carpet World."
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That feat has only been matched once, by the show Extraordinary capping a very emotional mother-daughter scene with a joke about the Provisional IRA member Bobby Sands
I have... specific tastes when it comes to humour, apparently
I thought there was someone big I was forgetting when I posted Glomgold. Turns out there was a butterfly-shaped hole in my memory.
DY NO MITE!
Like, Philip Banks was a treat every single time.
oh hey, they're making Rome again, this time with Anthony Hopkins?
And yet, I'm going to make one last ditch effort to drag some of you stragglers over the line.
Over 17 minutes to the title card this last episode.
Fantastic!
Is it because it is too, “woke”? And by woke I mean black woman main character.
It seems fine to me. Unless it is because they are making a Wookie wear clothes. I can get behind the hate of that.
Although they're hiding behind "this show sucks because the first episode had fire in space and that's IMPOSSIBLE" this time.
Despite all the fire shown in all of the rest of Star Wars
(god, these assholes would have given Carrie so much shit for Leia being awesome in every scene, upstaging Han and Luke on the regular)
The Mi-ho, the gumiho, helps a lady who runs a chicken shop and recieves reward
An incredible perm.
It wears off a couple of scenes later because her hair is magic fox hair and it doesn't want to hold the curls. I don't know much about perm pricing, but that was probably very expensive for half a day of luscious volume.
The usual brigade is indeed doing their thing though, yeah.
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I think it had some moments and I still love the core cast. Glad to see Moss back for more.
The writing and child acting however were some of the worst I've seen in a while.
Also flammable stone, but I'm hoping that's just a rashoman thing and the rocks in the cave fortress didn't actually catch on fire.
I'm not giving up on it, I think it has promise. Just for me, ep3 was a low point right alongside Boba Fett speeder chase and every bit of Ashoka that didn't feature Ray Stevenson.
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There's an English guy who pops up every so often in a series I'm watching. Usually if that series from the 2010s.
Maybe he's friends with someone at the production company? Maybe he's just around?
Either way, he'll show up in a scene as a CEO, a rude Photographer, a Movie Director, a Rich Guy at a Restaurant, etc.
Good gig.
What season are you on?
Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder are incredibly good together. Like, just an absurd degree of chemistry.
And the recurring bit of Jimmy slowly losing his mind with his awful assistant is wonderful.
There's also a moment of triumph from Ava that season that Hannah commits to, you'll know it when you see it.
The most recent episode/season finale is maybe my favorite and so satisfying
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this used to be the part of the show that I was least interested in, so of course they turned it into an equally fantastic part of the show just to spite me
I may have asked you this before, but have you seen Moving?
And with “1.69 Million”, this show has gone from really good to “one of the best things I’ve ever seen on TV.” Man, what an episode.