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starry skies above posted:Drug use should be accepted. It's perfectly natural for a human being to alter their consciousness. "Breaking Bad" at the end was making a case against pharmacological freedom by only depicting drug users as negatively as possible. Maybe, but the point is that the show is demonizing drug manufacturers and distributors. They are the real bad guys both in the show AND IN REAL LIFE. Drug use being acceptable in a vacuum is one thing, but the system we have now for obtaining these mind altering substances is not a safe environment. It's like how abortion should be legal, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea to go to some underground clinic. The dangers of these underground abortion clinics is one of the big arguments for legalization of abortion. You are essentially saying "you shouldn't show downsides to going to a whackjob with a coathanger because it vindicates the anti Planned Parenthood people". Which is just completely wrong. Maybe try thinking about your arguments before you post them.
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Rarity posted:I TOLD YOU For a gay man Ryan Murphy has quite a crush on Lea Michele. Also: No One Writes for Women Better than Ryan Murphy Lea Michele posted:he’s so incredible at writing characters for women. I’ve had the great honor of being on Glee for six seasons and then having the opportunity to come onto another show and play a totally different character. Ryan’s writing is so progressive and so smart. And as an actor, stuff like that is one in a million. To be on a show with great writing, great characters, and a great cast — honestly, you can’t really ask for anything more. I’ve said this for many years now: Ryan is the present and the future of television. He, in this current moment, is knocking it out of the park with all of his shows and continuing to be innovative and smart. And yet, you don’t even know the incredible things that he has under his sleeve. Anybody would want to be where the innovation is growing and creating, and that’s where I want to be. I want to be right where it’s happening. And Ryan Murphy is where it’s happening. So I consider myself incredibly blessed and lucky to know him, and to be part of the Ryan Murphy family.
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 00:28 |
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News alert: Lea Michele is not smart.
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 00:31 |
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Empire is written by a white dude. It's possible that Ryan Murphy is the best writer for women.
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 00:33 |
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Snak posted:Maybe, but the point is that the show is demonizing drug manufacturers and distributors. They are the real bad guys both in the show AND IN REAL LIFE. Drug manufacturers and distributors, when they are non-violent, should be depicted as capitalist heroes and as people merely taking advantage of market conditions. They may be good or bad, like any business people, but uniformly depicting them as bad is pure propaganda especially when the regulatory and legal system that allows these people to flourish in the first place goes unexamined. Walt and Pinkman are enterprising fellows who provide people with a good that was unjustly denied to them. Depicting these two, and their customers, as bad or morally compromised because of their transactions plays into the hands of drug prohibitionists.
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 00:56 |
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Holy poo poo. Shut up.
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 01:01 |
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X-O posted:Holy poo poo. Shut up. I was responding to someone who challenged me and talking about a tv show. Eat a dick. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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starry skies above posted:Drug manufacturers and distributors, when they are non-violent, should be depicted as capitalist heroes and as people merely taking advantage of market conditions. They may be good or bad, like any business people, but uniformly depicting them as bad is pure propaganda especially when the regulatory and legal system that allows these people to flourish in the first place goes unexamined. Walt and Pinkman are enterprising fellows who provide people with a good that was unjustly denied to them. Depicting these two, and their customers, as bad or morally compromised because of their transactions plays into the hands of drug prohibitionists. It's almost like the entire loving show was about a guy trying to be a non-violent drug manufacturer and how that didn't work. There were no non-violent drug distributors in the show. By all means, prove me wrong and show me some examples of meth distributors that aren't linked to violent crimes. Probably there ARE some that exist, but that's not what the show is about. You're right, the show depicts production, distribution, and consumption, of crystal meth as a bad thing. If you don't like that, it's not a show for you. edit: I am done feeding the troll.
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starry skies above posted:I was responding to someone who challenged me and talking about a tv show. Eat a dick. Thank you so much for making my night.
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DivisionPost posted:Thank you so much for making my night. I am singling you out because of your avatar: Please tell me how much I should watch Bojack Horseman. I watched like the first episode, and I am intrigued. Does it stay good/get better/have anything interesting to say?
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Snak posted:I am singling you out because of your avatar: Please tell me how much I should watch Bojack Horseman. I watched like the first episode, and I am intrigued. Does it stay good/get better/have anything interesting to say? it does get better and in fact gets a lot better e: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45a1NTArG-g
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corn in the bible posted:it does get better and in fact gets a lot better Sweet, I should remember to watch it then. (I'm not clicking that video, sorry, I'd rather just see it at part of the show) Thanks!
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starry skies above posted:I was responding to someone who challenged me and talking about a tv show. Eat a dick. TV IV has the best mods
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Snak posted:I am singling you out because of your avatar: Please tell me how much I should watch Bojack Horseman. I watched like the first episode, and I am intrigued. Does it stay good/get better/have anything interesting to say? corn in the bible posted:<wham moment> Goddammit, I hate that you saw that, that's the nuclear option...well, it was until season 2, but the whole first season was building up to that moment, and I wouldn't have dropped that unless you were really skeptical about the show. Because it's still effective when you know it's coming (especially in the context of the episode), but when it hits you with no warning like it did me? gently caress. But anyway, yeah, as you can see, BoJack has a lot of interesting poo poo on its mind. It's a strong exploration of depression and loneliness that also happens to be a clever absurdist comedy. DivisionPost fucked around with this message at 03:09 on Dec 11, 2015 |
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everyone watch this http://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-kgb-spy-jack-barsky-steve-kroft-60-minutes-steve-kroft/
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 01:49 |
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Actually scratch all that because I missed the part where you said you weren't going to watch the clip. But yeah, continue to not watch it, it's kind of a massive spoiler.
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Snak posted:I am singling you out because of your avatar: Please tell me how much I should watch Bojack Horseman. I watched like the first episode, and I am intrigued. Does it stay good/get better/have anything interesting to say? It gets better, it depends on what you want it to say as to whether it says anything, but it's a comedy so does it need to say something? Just watch it. The first season is kind of a grower, but if it gets its hooks into you it's great. SUCK A DICK DUMBSHIT! I'm kind of sad I missed the dogpile on "responsible meth use" jackass because I can actually make a lot of good points on why he's a dumb jackass. Cest la vie. Talk about missing the forest for the trees, dumb guy who got probated.
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DivisionPost posted:oh i guess i'll edit this out too whatever I just watched that and got intrigued in the show enough to prolly watch it some time and then you spoiled that it was a wham moment lol
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 02:41 |
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the todd bits in season 2 are underwhelming though mostly because the show stopped being about wacky hijinks but he does them anyway
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 02:47 |
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i am sorry for spoiling a wham moment, i thought it was ok cause that's not even really the climax of the first season imho, plus there's a whole second season now
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 02:50 |
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Division Post is actually the one who "spoiled it" since I had no idea what the contents of that video link where until he quoted it describing what it was. But it's okay, that was just funny.
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Snak posted:Division Post is actually the one who "spoiled it" since I had no idea what the contents of that video link where until he quoted it describing what it was. But it's okay, that was just funny. In my defense I thought the words I used could mean anything.
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Toxxupation posted:everyone watch this http://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-kgb-spy-jack-barsky-steve-kroft-60-minutes-steve-kroft/ For once, Toxx is in the right, give this a look?
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 03:36 |
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Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys.
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That was a good episode until NBC replayed it about a billion times so now I hate it. I really like the Christmas episode of Studio 60. It's also the only good episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Etflv7R6NKA
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. Justice League's Comfort and Joy is sweet. Arguably the British Office's Christmas special, but it depends on how much a happy ending can make up for.
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. The Night of the Meek from Twilight Zone
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. Just turn off last night's Arrow as they get in the car.
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Sleeveless posted:Hollywood fixers are really interesting historical figures, when everyone was making Mad Men ripoffs they really missed out by not making one about a fixer during the golden age of Hollywood when the studios had obscene amounts of control over both the press and the police. Someone needs to watch The Sweet Smell of Success X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. Blackadder Christmas Carol How the Ghosts Stole Christmas - X-files bobkatt013 fucked around with this message at 04:48 on Dec 11, 2015 |
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys.
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Aphrodite posted:Just turn off last night's Arrow as they get in the car. Coincidentally, both it and In Excelsis Deo from West Wing end with the exact same version of Little Drummer Boy.
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Mu Zeta posted:That was a good episode until NBC replayed it about a billion times so now I hate it. sketch comedy
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. The first season Christmas episode of Communty is pretty great and "feel good". It also features one of my favorite Troy jokes from the series, "Give him the Forest Whitaker eye":
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. Definitely the It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Christmas Extravaganza.
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys.
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That was great and all, but this is what stuck with me when the special first aired: http://youtu.be/7XD_7kcGIao
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X-O posted:Hey everyone, what are the best feel good Christmas episodes of good shows? My favorite is far and way In Excelsis Deo from the first season of West Wing but I'd love to hear some others from you guys. Parks & Rec - "Christmas Scandal" X-Files - "How the Ghosts Stole Christmas" Buffy the Vampire Slayer - "Amends"
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# ? Dec 11, 2015 07:22 |
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I just found out that Ernest Cline (of Ready Player One infamy) is part of the new MST3k so there goes that I guess.
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Sleeveless posted:I just found out that Ernest Cline (of Ready Player One infamy) is part of the new MST3k so there goes that I guess. Yeah I don't see what a guy with encyclopedic knowledge of obscure pop culture references could add to MST3K at all. Also, Roiland and Harmon are gonna be writing.
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also don't forget the bojack christmas special
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