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GlobalHero06 posted:Let the record show that this is a great episode. The cut backs to the courtroom are drat funny. Also the amazing surprise ending to their story. And to add a great small detail to this, Charlie is constantly organizing papers and shoving them in front of Dennis for the "defense". Initially, Dennis handwaves them away, but eventually get irritated enough to bark "Stop handing me papers!" at Charlie just before one of the later cuts away from the courtroom. EDIT: Also, the cut back from Mac's letter. (Mac proudly pantomimes bat swing as Dee finishes letter before realizing whole courtroom is laughing at him) Mac: Well, if you read it out of context... Dennis: There's no right context. clockworx fucked around with this message at 00:25 on Oct 31, 2013 |
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HelmetCheese posted:My whoooooooooore wife. At least that's how I hear it when he drags the word out. Barf Wight posted:Definitely. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC7hZY3sVxE I wonder if Danny ever knew just how magical his delivery of that word is before the first few instances on Sunny. 
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E the Shaggy posted:Speaking of favorite moments and the glory that will be this weeks episode, one of my all time favorite moments is when Dennis is beating up Frank in Lethal Weapon 5 and just mutters, "Lazarus!" under his breath. Am I missing something, or wasn't that Frank's character's name? My favourite line from that episode was his delivery of 'suck an egg?!'
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ShadyNasty posted:Preview of this week's episode: hahaha, wait...Didn't the guy Charlie is playing get his arms ripped off in Lethal Weapon 5? Edit: I was wrong. He has his arm broken, then he falls out a window and is run over by a UPS truck. Brocktoon fucked around with this message at 15:26 on Oct 29, 2013 |
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Went to a new food joint down the street last night; this is the closest i've rver come to seeing Milksteak served in an actual restaurant: Sadly, they didn't have any jellybeans (raw, of course).
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Oct 29, 2013 16:03
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I don't know what a salt-skinned baked potato is, but it sounds amazing.
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Oct 29, 2013 17:26
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Irish Joe posted:I don't know what a salt-skinned baked potato is, but it sounds amazing. It's a baked potato with the outside encrusted in salt, exactly as described. What else could it be?
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Oct 29, 2013 17:35
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I'm not seeing any fine jelly beans on that menu...
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Gonz posted:Went to a new food joint down the street last night; this is the closest i've rver come to seeing Milksteak served in an actual restaurant: You've never heard of a milk stout or at least a pork chop cooked in beer? The people I work with drink Left Hand Milk Stout all the time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milk_stout#Milk_stout
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I quite liked this episode. It felt somewhat more plot-heavy than a lot of the other episodes, which made it a little stranger to watch, but I didn't think this detracted from my enjoyment of it. Though I haven't seen Charly, Flowers for Algernon is one of my favourite science fiction stories as it deals less with using technology as metaphor and more on a particular part of what it means to be human and the way it interacts with other internal forces. I've felt the theme for this season has been about success, more so than the previous seasons due to the realization of dreams. Dee becomes famous, Country Mac being what Mac wants to be, the award episode, the robbery episode and now Charly becoming intelligent. Yet as it's a comedy, nothing good will ever happen. Comedy tends to accurately reflect the time in which they are made due to the nature of taboo being a measure of culture, we fear taboo. Being that this season is focusing on success more so than previous seasons is interesting due to the nature of the current economic climate. Viewing the entire series is interesting as it started on the cusp of a financial crisis and has been running alongside it. The episodes swing between interpersonal relationships and that of the world outside the bar, with the former being structured similar to classic family sitcoms of the 80s and the latter more critical of social faux pas and parodying the political, which could be argued as being more contemporary (partly due to the nature of technological advancement, comedies can now take place more easily outside of studios) and in doing so is further bound to comment on the culture of America in the early 21st century. It will be interesting to view the show in thirty or fifty years to see how it ages. The Marx Brothers, The Flintstones and The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air already say quite a lot about the time in which they were made, I like to think that if one could rigorously analyse contemporary comedy that they would get a deeper understanding about the spirit of the moment. I also liked the bit where they huffed gasoline. Armitage Shanks. And the fake language.
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There is a fantastic story about Kaitlin being injured during this episode, and going to the hospital, while Rob was still in Blackface.
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From the trailer it looks like Mac and Dennis still can't decide who plays who, so they switch roles... again.... That was probably the funniest part of the original for me. That and just Dennis' full-on Aussie Mel Gibson in general.
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ShadyNasty posted:Blackface is back! And if I see what I think I see in the trailer, there will be twice as much than before!
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Ithaqua posted:It's a baked potato with the outside encrusted in salt, exactly as described. What else could it be? It's not encrusted...usually at least. Usually it's soaked in salty water for a while to make the skin/part of the inside salty. Just giving a potato a salty crust seems like a terrible idea Charlie/Frank would do to get their electrolyte levels up or something.
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ultramiraculous posted:It's not encrusted...usually at least. Usually it's soaked in salty water for a while to make the skin/part of the inside salty. Just giving a potato a salty crust seems like a terrible idea Charlie/Frank would do to get their electrolyte levels up or something. What? No, it's literally a thing. A very tasty, very popular thing. It's salt and oil and it crisps the gently caress out of the skin, and adds delicious flavorings. 
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Turns out someone just died from the tainted tap water? I am literally so pumped for the next episode.
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nuncle jimbo posted:So was it supposed to be obvious that the piercing noise in Charlie's ears was Dee's rat disruptor thing (he's King of the Rats, after all) and everyone already knew this, or am I insane? But wasn't that device at the bar and Charlie wasn't in the bar for most of the episode?
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Drifter posted:What? No, it's literally a thing. A very tasty, very popular thing. It's salt and oil and it crisps the gently caress out of the skin, and adds delicious flavorings. I assume you brush all the salt off after cooking?
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Senor Tron posted:I assume you brush all the salt off after cooking? It's like fried chicken, you just eat the skin.
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Senor Tron posted:I assume you brush all the salt off after cooking? This is America, son!
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Gordon Ramsay just gastropubbed in his pants reading that menu. I can just see him so excited exclaiming to the owners "you aren't serving baked potatoes, you are serving salt skinned potatoes!" (This is the UK Kitchen Nightmare Ramsay, not Hell's Kitchen.) The longer I look at that menu the more it bothers me. Decided to capitalize Salmon, but not Cod. I don't know what a white marble farm is, but I am guessing they do more quarrying than pork raising, unless they meant a proper name and somewhere local. They point out that the pork gets the Left Hand Milk Stout treatment, but the fish gets "fresh Alaskan cod beer batter" which sounds a bit fishy, chunky, and not right for a batter. I know, every restaurant these days feels the need to make everything local, gourmet, and 5 descriptions too long, but at least keep it consistent. (I will defend the salt skinned potato choice. Those things are good.)
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JD Bucks 7 posted:Gordon Ramsay just gastropubbed in his pants reading that menu. I can just see him so excited exclaiming to the owners "you aren't serving baked potatoes, you are serving salt skinned potatoes!" (This is the UK Kitchen Nightmare Ramsay, not Hell's Kitchen.) Take a gander at the full menu on their poorly designed website. http://www.tukeessportsgrille.com/menu/ All I ended up getting was hot wings, but I feel like I owe it to myself to go back and try the Milksteak with the sodium bomb potato.
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Gonz posted:Take a gander at the full menu on their poorly designed website. Craft Greens 
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It's spelled 'Kraft'...and it is delicious. 
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I'm going to waste a steak marinating it in milk someday. All because of this show. I know it.
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I'm going to have to use the World Series Defense to explain why I won't be able to watch Lethal Weapon 6 with you jabronis this evening. Gotta watch the Red Sox GO AMERICA ALL OVER EVERYBODY'S rear end and take down those St.Louis Bozos...hopefully, the Sox don't get jammed up. (...that last Mac-ism actually fits for baseball...maybe that's where Mac got it from? Being such a big Chase Utley fan?) Wish I didn't have to work tomorrow so I could mix up some Riot Punch.
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DrBouvenstein posted:I'm going to have to use the World Series Defense to explain why I won't be able to watch Lethal Weapon 6 with you jabronis this evening. e: Harry posted:I watched that last night and completely forgot about Mac's love letter. 
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El Murguista posted:I'm going to waste a steak marinating it in milk someday. All because of this show. I know it. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3548777&perpage=40&pagenumber=7#post420125229
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FetusSlapper posted:http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3548777&perpage=40&pagenumber=7#post420125229 I'm quite disappointed it wasn't grosser. I got the feeling that Milksteak was a steak literally simmered in milk, though, so maybe I'll give that a try someday...  Has anyone tried the Grilled Charlie? http://itsalwayssunny.wikia.com/wiki/Grilled_Charlie_Sandwich Nelson Mandela fucked around with this message at 21:02 on Oct 30, 2013 |
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FetusSlapper posted:http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3548777&perpage=40&pagenumber=7#post420125229 He didn't boil it over hard?
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Zsinjeh posted:I hope you worked on your core bro, so far all I'm seeing is upper strength What is this poo poo? Where is the laughing bailiff?
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Frostwerks posted:What is this poo poo? Where is the laughing bailiff? He was struck from the record.
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The line that always makes me laugh the hardest is when Charlie slides down the giant pile of garbage with a scimitar he found. "You could chop a camel right in the hump and drink all of its milk off the tip of this!"
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Diabolik900 posted:He didn't boil it over hard? Too busy working in the pussy mines.
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Oh god, Mac's blackface and Dennis' fake aussie accent Great start already. Followed by a wedding sax solo. And a bearded Artemis. This is everything I wanted Lethal Weapon 5 to be.
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