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egon_beeblebrox posted:Nah, Hulu only. I just checked, "End of the World" for example is 27 minutes on Netflix instead of 21 like the rest. I can't think of other DC examples, but I'm pretty sure they're all on there too, they just don't advertise them as such.
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Hey let's shut up about product placement! How about that!
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I just got a Hulu subscription for my birthday, I didn't know they did DCs for TV shows. Merauder posted:I just checked, "End of the World" for example is 27 minutes on Netflix instead of 21 like the rest. I can't think of other DC examples, but I'm pretty sure they're all on there too, they just don't advertise them as such. So do they just add bits whole, or are there key scenes that actually end up differently?
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OldSenileGuy posted:Hey let's shut up about product placement! How about that! Should be in the tviv rules, seems to happen in every thread I've ever followed. Although your reports would increase greatly!
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Full Battle Rattle posted:So do they just add bits whole, or are there key scenes that actually end up differently?
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Hail Zorp!
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Well done Terry
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Jan 21, 2015 02:07
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Way harsh, Ron.
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Jan 21, 2015 02:26
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That building is where Ann gave me my first smoky-eyed look!
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Jan 21, 2015 02:38
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The Office was about Michael slowly redeeming himself over time, Parks and Rec is the opposite with Leslie?
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Khaleesi is marrying Jack Sparrow!
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Jan 21, 2015 02:42
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The claymore payoff. 
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A A 2 3 5 8 K posted:The Office was about Michael slowly redeeming himself over time, Parks and Rec is the opposite with Leslie? Leslie you are crazy as gently caress. I really want her to lose the national park bid but she won't.
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Leslie and Ron was such a touching episode. Really don't want to say goodbye to this show
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That was was really great, and it was actually all one episode, which was nice. Really great callbacks in this. My favorite little detail was the janitor is STILL listening to the same song.
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Yeah, the first episode was kind of average for post-election Parks but that second half 
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I can deal with Leslie being the villain because we never get to see the good guys this insane.
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Loved the false emphasis on the Morningstar event, and all the shots for the reveal of Ron asking her for a job. The minute he mentioned not recognizing folks, it was pretty apparent where it was going, and everything was perfect to showcase how shut off Ron was. Even with the reconciliation at the end, it still left me with a lingering "poor Ron." How many episodes are there this season? It'll be fun to see if they go for either the immediate team up or friendly competition angle on the main plot line.
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EatinCake posted:Loved the false emphasis on the Morningstar event, and all the shots for the reveal of Ron asking her for a job. The minute he mentioned not recognizing folks, it was pretty apparent where it was going, and everything was perfect to showcase how shut off Ron was. Even with the reconciliation at the end, it still left me with a lingering "poor Ron." 13 episodes total. There's only a month left, tops. 
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If the guy was a direct descendant of William Henry Harrison, he'd also be descended from Harrison's grandson President Benjamin Harrison, who actually managed to serve a full term. One term, but still, no mention of Benjamin Harrison in the episode. 
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Episode made me cry. I hope they can still do interesting stuff with Ron and the Leslie/Ron relationship; that felt like a pretty firm and good resolution and something I would've preferred to see in the final episode. Though, I guess resolving everyone else's stories with Leslie and Ron buddy-copping it along the way is a pretty good prospect too.
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That was a pretty strong second half, I don't agree Leslie's the villain but it's cool she's acknowledged as being just as fallible as anyone else and actually the party at fault in the breakdown. Also,  What a world that would be to live in 
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It is astonishing how much the show has improved this season.
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Didn't feel like the Harrison descendant bit went anywhere. Second episode redeemed though.
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Annakie posted:My favorite little detail was the janitor is STILL listening to the same song. I loved this, and I loved that he was wearing headphones as if someone had complained about him sometime in between the first episode and the jump to the future.
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Carlton Banks Teller posted:Episode made me cry. I hope they can still do interesting stuff with Ron and the Leslie/Ron relationship; that felt like a pretty firm and good resolution and something I would've preferred to see in the final episode. Though, I guess resolving everyone else's stories with Leslie and Ron buddy-copping it along the way is a pretty good prospect too. All it did was make me think 'if this is what they're doing this early in the season, how much am I gonna be bawling for the for-real finale?' This was a drat great hour of television.
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Prescient editor, or very, very late edition? Perhaps the latter, given the botched typesetting. The second ep was just fantastic. There has to be another ten minutes of Amy freestyling 'We Didn't Start the Fire'.
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The Ron and Leslie friendship has always been the number one reason to watch the show for me so that episode hit me extra hard in all the right ways. I love this show so much.
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It's no surprise that people thought the second half of this was better. People like Parks when it's mindless feel good television, apparently. I felt this was a pretty hollow two parter.
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Super Deuce posted:It's no surprise that people thought the second half of this was better. People like Parks when it's mindless feel good television, apparently. I felt this was a pretty hollow two parter. Noted, forums poster Super Deuce.
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I like Parks for any number of reasons. Heck, since rewatching through Season 6 for the 3rd time since 6 premiered my thoughts on the show have really changed. I think it ends up being a natural evolution of these characters. Leslie was this eternal optimist in the beginning, but that's not sustainable. Especially not in government where there are so many factors at play. She loses in some episodes, she wins, she tries to be a rat-fink (especially after she enters the arena for elected office) but she ultimately doesn't compromise herself. That's what that first episode was about. It shows how much Ron and Leslie have compromised their own values as part of this feud with one another. It's clear enough to everyone else, especially since it's starting to affect their actions as well, and that's why they force them to betray themselves. Do you think Ron Swanson or Leslie Knope from seasons 2 or 3 would have been OK with "quantity over quality?" Both of them choose the same approach their presentations and its against everything they've been portrayed as in earlier seasons. I think that Ron and Leslie's conversation about the interview is there to show the difference about then and now. Leslie didn't back down in the interview, but she also reflected and stepped back and provided an apology. Ron appreciated both of these actions and stepped back and said she should be hired. Everyone complains about Leslie being mean, etc but she's just human. Sometimes being assertive can look OK and other times it comes off as bossy. Sometimes the person recognizes the difference, sometimes they don't. No one has complained that Tom isn't any near as lecherous as he used to be, or that April shows compassion, or that Ron has allowed himself to find love and open himself up and admit that he has friends and that he misses them. "Leslie and Ron" got me in the heart and it's because ultimately the friendships between these people are the real basis of the show. They're all fairly different, sometimes outright oppositional to another, but they care and I've found it to be pretty realistic. Even though it's 4 episodes in, the animosity between Leslie and Ron was so tense because we're invested in their friendship, no different than when you see two good friends that you know go through some tough poo poo. The band is back together again and it'll be really interesting to see how that affects their plans, and what compromises and situations they'll get into. I love this season. Boywhiz88 fucked around with this message at 21:52 on Jan 21, 2015 |
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