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In the X-Mas episode where you see young Mrs. Mac it was a little heartwrenching to see her so full of life and energy. Raising Mac just totally blew her out.
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Bust Rodd posted:In the X-Mas episode where you see young Mrs. Mac it was a little heartwrenching to see her so full of life and energy. Raising Mac just totally blew her out. Meh, I'd think being married to a drug dealer who eats people might have had more to do with it. Besides, she's pretty happy after she moves in with Bonnie.
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Feb 2, 2016 18:50
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emanresu tnuocca posted:Besides, she's pretty happy after she moves in with Bonnie. Mac and Charlie's mom's are really good for each other. The gang forcing them to move in together might just be the only legitimately nice thing they've ever done, even though they only did it for selfish reasons.
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Feb 2, 2016 23:24
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One was married to a career criminal murderer and one faked cancer to scam money out of people so they aren't exactly angels themselves
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Feb 2, 2016 23:28
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drunken officeparty posted:One was married to a career criminal murderer and one faked cancer to scam money out of people so they aren't exactly angels themselves poo poo begat poo poo I binged season 9 again and still laughed out loud when Dee tells Mac he was raised by a cigarette
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Feb 2, 2016 23:51
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I'm extremely excited for tomorrow's episode. I feel like there's a lot of untapped potential in juxtaposing Mac and Dennis against the banality of the suburbs. It could go either way though, if it's just a bunch of "lol the suburbs are lame!" jokes then meh, but if they either get engulfed in the suburb mentality or become the rare instance where they are the straight man to crazy neighbors then it could be great.
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emanresu tnuocca posted:Meh, I'd think being married to a drug dealer who eats people might have had more to do with it. I love that everyone thinks that him being a cannibal is awesome.
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Feb 3, 2016 05:06
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I think the best thing is that Mac's dad thinks the people in prison are less awful then the gang. He also shows dominance!
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bobkatt013 posted:I think the best thing is that Mac's dad thinks the people in prison are less awful then the gang. He's not wrong.
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To go along with that, I really enjoy the moment in The Gang Squashes Their Beef after Bill Ponderosa enters. What a piece of poo poo that guy is. Yeah, he's a real piece of poo poo, yeah. Even the Gang recognizes that not giving a poo poo about your children is kind of a dick move.
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Feb 3, 2016 14:04
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THA TITTY THRILLER posted:To go along with that, I really enjoy the moment in The Gang Squashes Their Beef after Bill Ponderosa enters. I don't think I could ever tire of watching this scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxxM3zrJ_gY "You're a hooker!" "You're a fat slut!"
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Feb 3, 2016 15:34
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If Charlie and Mac really want to stop a school shooting, they ought to keep tabs on that Ponderosa kid.
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Feb 3, 2016 16:01
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I wonder where they cast kids to say "We call him mr. cocksucker because he sucks so many cocks"
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Feb 3, 2016 16:03
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Legally they can't ask child actors to swear so their script would say something like: "we call him mystique orc sucker because he's ups so many clocks" Then they have them say the line so many times that they can edit the audio to say it "properly". *The More You Know*
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Feb 3, 2016 16:30
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hottubrhymemachine posted:Legally they can't ask child actors to swear That's a really weird legal requirement, and I don't think it's true
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Feb 3, 2016 16:49
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many johnnys posted:That's a really weird legal requirement, and I don't think it's true I did a bit of googling, it doesn't seem like there's an actual Law set in stone preventing Child Actors from swearing or being around swearing, but having "safe" version of the script for them to use is also common. It's probably just something that's informally become part of working with child actors.
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Feb 3, 2016 17:26
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I'll bet dollars to donuts that those child actors are kids related to the cast, children of close friends in the industry, etc. and don't need to be as tiptoed around I sincerely doubt most parents would let their kids audition for a role on this show after watching any one episode from the preceding seasons.
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THA TITTY THRILLER posted:I did a bit of googling, it doesn't seem like there's an actual Law set in stone preventing Child Actors from swearing or being around swearing, but having "safe" version of the script for them to use is also common. It's probably just something that's informally become part of working with child actors. It really depends on the parents of the actors. They might have regulations like the parents have to be on the set or other things to protect them, but with their permission it should not be an issue.
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Bust Rodd posted:I'll bet dollars to donuts that those child actors are kids related to the cast, children of close friends in the industry, etc. and don't need to be as tiptoed around I sincerely doubt most parents would let their kids audition for a role on this show after watching any one episode from the preceding seasons. It was either Nathan Fielder or Rob McEllheney who said it (or maybe even both, can't remember), but don't EVER underestimate the parents of child actors. The majority if them (or maybe it's just a notorious few at any given time) will let their kids do virtually anything if it involves them getting paid. I really wish I could source the article or video or whatever where I read that, but if you watch this show, or especially if you watch Nathan For You, it becomes pretty obvious. At times, it seems like the idea was to find a parent who wouldn't let them do something they wanted to do on the show, and without fail, they've never had trouble finding a parent to agree to it. Didn't you have friends growing up who had "cool" parents? Multiply that by several order of magnitude then add a 4 figure paycheck into the mix. Now is it really so hard to believe these kids say/do the things the show asks of them?
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Feb 3, 2016 19:15
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I draw the line at taking a child to the tanning bed. Unless you're only putting him in there for a couple of minutes - just to get a base.
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Easychair Bootson posted:I draw the line at taking a child to the tanning bed. Unless you're only putting him in there for a couple of minutes - just to get a base. How about having kids being part of action sequence with helicopters?
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Feb 3, 2016 19:44
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timp posted:Didn't you have friends growing up who had "cool" parents? Actually, it's not normally that the parents are "cool" so much as "crazy" and/or "completely willing to exploit".
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Easychair Bootson posted:I draw the line at taking a child to the tanning bed. Unless you're only putting him in there for a couple of minutes - just to get a base. What about putting your kid in a room with 7 strangers and having him hang out in a small box while they have an orgy beside him?
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Feb 3, 2016 20:04
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Sammus posted:What about putting your kid in a room with 7 strangers and having him hang out in a small box while they have an orgy beside him? The box is made to look like a space ship though, thats an important detail and its sound proof!
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Feb 3, 2016 20:18
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What's all this I'm seeing about Mac banging Dennis tonight.
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timp posted:It was either Nathan Fielder or Rob McEllheney who said it (or maybe even both, can't remember), but don't EVER underestimate the parents of child actors. The majority if them (or maybe it's just a notorious few at any given time) will let their kids do virtually anything if it involves them getting paid. I really wish I could source the article or video or whatever where I read that, but if you watch this show, or especially if you watch Nathan For You, it becomes pretty obvious. At times, it seems like the idea was to find a parent who wouldn't let them do something they wanted to do on the show, and without fail, they've never had trouble finding a parent to agree to it. I believe Glenn Howerton relates an anecdote like this on the "Pop-Pop: The Final Solution" episode DVD audio Commentary. There is a scene of children goosestepping, and shouting Seig Heil while giving the Nazi Salute. Glenn points out that the adults sitting on risers behind the children are the stage parents who appartently had no qualms whatsoever making their kids into TV Nazis. Further, he says he had prepared an explanation and defense for the sequence to give to any concerned parent. And of course he would completely understand if anyone was still uncomfortable. In the end not a single parent expressed any misgivings.
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THA TITTY THRILLER posted:I did a bit of googling, it doesn't seem like there's an actual Law set in stone preventing Child Actors from swearing or being around swearing, but having "safe" version of the script for them to use is also common. It's probably just something that's informally become part of working with child actors. Even if there were a law, the gang's plucky Bird Law lawyer would handle that poo poo with ease.
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drunken officeparty posted:I wonder where they cast kids to say "We call him mr. cocksucker because he sucks so many cocks" ...wait, is that not a normal thing for a kid to say? Because when I was in middle school that's how everyone talked.
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Feb 4, 2016 00:58
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an episode about Frank wanting to take everyone on a vacation, because the gang is stagnating. They spend the entire episode arguing about which country they should visit, and have very unrealistic expectations about them in the end, frank cancels the tickets because he's on the no-fly list (and they're onto his "mantis toboggan" alias)
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Feb 4, 2016 02:43
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dennis: something to do with banging mac: vatican city dee: france, or maybe she wants to play a geisha in japan charlie: one of those countries with the giant cheese rolls, although he is wary of the giant rats that make the holes
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"That's your goddamned problem, pal. You don't know your limits because you're not willing to push yourself." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SliRFVLdhjs Goddamn, Dennis is goddamned amazing.
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Feb 4, 2016 02:59
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Dee I will slap you in the teeth!
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Feb 4, 2016 04:01
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It's OK guys I'm here
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Brock Samson posted:Dee I will slap you in the teeth! I'll never stop loving the ways in which Dennis will correct Dee. Ever.
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Feb 4, 2016 04:03
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Feb 4, 2016 04:05
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loving smoke alarm
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Seize the gap!
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Day 8
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USE YOUR SIGNAL! YOU COW!
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They are only eating Mac and cheese I called it 5 seconds before they pointed it out
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