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Eel hovercraft posted:I love that the she had her own version of THE IMPLICATION, they really are twins Except Dees was a much uglier and more direct threat. Dennis let the sea do the implying for him. Thats the beauty of it.
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I feel like this took Dennis a little too far. "The implication" works if he doesn't specifically point out the circumstances but in this situation he spelled it all out for her. Fortunately the bit was still funny because of the excuse of the storm making it sound sinister.
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Mar 3, 2016 20:31
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emanresu tnuocca posted:There's also the whole 'the gang literally confuses bits from movies with real life' thing that happens occasionally, Mac and Charlie thinking Dee has turned into a zombie vampire comes to mind. Frank kept confusing his life for the life of john Rambo
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Mar 3, 2016 20:50
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Hughmoris posted:Yeah, she usually just berates guys into having sex by calling them jerks and turkeys. sweetmercifulcrap posted:I feel like this took Dennis a little too far. "The implication" works if he doesn't specifically point out the circumstances but in this situation he spelled it all out for her. Fortunately the bit was still funny because of the excuse of the storm making it sound sinister. Yeah, this episode basically turned them both into rapists.
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Mar 3, 2016 21:14
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I'm more bothered that they ruined the joke (caaaaaalllllbaaaacks and fan service) by actually saying the word "implication" instead of just expounding on the idea of it
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Mar 3, 2016 21:57
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Dees felt way worse then Dennis.
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Mar 3, 2016 22:10
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I feel like Dee's not bluffing.
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Mar 3, 2016 22:18
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Yeah. Dee's implication felt way more creepy because honestly Dennis' implication seems more like something that's in his head (in part because how terribly it went for him when he tried it), whereas Dee's felt more like it's been put into practice successfully. At least for me.
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Mar 3, 2016 22:23
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drunken officeparty posted:I'm more bothered that they ruined the joke (caaaaaalllllbaaaacks and fan service) by actually saying the word "implication" instead of just expounding on the idea of it Yeah. The joke went from being a hosed up but plausible thought a pick up artist might have to a full on threat. You could argue that Dennis has just become so unhinged that he doesn't even bother making the "implication" come naturally anymore. But it was mostly just an overdone attempt at a callback.
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Mar 3, 2016 22:33
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Mar 3, 2016 23:01
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i flunked out posted:Yeah. Dee's implication felt way more creepy because honestly Dennis' implication seems more like something that's in his head (in part because how terribly it went for him when he tried it), whereas Dee's felt more like it's been put into practice successfully. At least for me.
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Mar 3, 2016 23:02
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boom boom boom posted:Yeah, this episode basically turned them both into rapists. Dee "tricked" Ben the soldier into having sex with her when he didn't want to by berating him. And Dennis has several bench warrants for sexual misconduct. They were both definitely already rapists before this episode. Pepe Silvia Browne fucked around with this message at 00:01 on Mar 4, 2016 |
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Mar 3, 2016 23:29
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Mar 3, 2016 23:38
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Holyshoot posted:Dees felt way worse then Dennis. I don't get squeamish easily, and I knew they wouldn't actually have anything happen but that was a more realistic set up for rape than anything I've seen on SVU and it got to me.
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Mar 3, 2016 23:58
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Obviously not worth overanalyzing but Mac's attitude concerning his gayness was very inconsistent with the stuff he's been up to lately, it's been implied he frequents gay clubs just the previous episode, you'd expect the reveal to be more of a "finally decided to come clean" and less of a "turns out I'm gay and I had no idea!". Eh. Edit: that's quite the word filter.
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Mar 4, 2016 00:05
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JakeP posted:I don't even think you can say that his words and intentions were misconstrued here, he intended for her to feel unsafe and scared, by implying the implication. Thats the whole point of the implication. Yeah, that's the point I was making. Most shows you could 'justify' it to a degree and say "well I've seen this show for 10 years and I know this character is at heart a good person and he's simply come off bad". But we know Dennis, and therefore the implication was probably very real.
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tarlibone posted:I love that Dee's version of The Implication (The Insinuation) works because she blackmails men who are balking at sleeping with her with the threat of a phony accusation of rape... in order to get them to have sex with her. Yeah, Dee is a rapist and all around terrible person. It's important to remember that just in case you start to feel sorry for her when she gets poo poo on all the time. Anyway, my guess is the gang didn't die and they're not being judged by God. They're just in white robes because their clothes got all wet when the boat sank (cause we all know that's going to happen) and they were floating in the water for a bit before the coast guard or whatever picked them up. Now the police are asking them questions trying to figure out what caused the boat to sink.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that Frank and Charlie opening up a fuel line probably had a deleterious effect on the ship's seaworthiness.
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Mar 4, 2016 00:52
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Charlie's loving Giligan costume hahahaha.
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emanresu tnuocca posted:Yes it's pretty obvious he's gonna revert to his fake christian non-gay ways at the first hurdle. I dunno, the writers have been pretty good at keeping the characters changing and evolving throughout the seasons, it could very well be a permanent thing, or at least progress to something else. It'd be pretty annoying if they did a U-turn, the reason why it was funny is because there was so many actual real life years of him denying his sexuality, which gets tossed aside abruptly and non-nonchalantly, and pulling a U-turn would probably mean a loss of trust in those sorts of moments. Personally, I don't want to see him turn back into the same character, that'd just be boring and poo poo. We've seen gay-denying Mac, and I think the writers have exhausted the well, but I'd love to see what kinds of new scenarios they could put openly-gay Mac in.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Yeah, Dee is a rapist and all around terrible person. It's important to remember that just in case you start to feel sorry for her when she gets poo poo on all the time. I agree with this. God's just a redherring. They all seem to have head wounds too. edit: throwing in my prediction. It will be the Judge from the bird trial in the sauna. Burning_Monk fucked around with this message at 01:10 on Mar 4, 2016 |
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Mar 4, 2016 00:58
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Of course it's not God, Mac just discovered God's not real.
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Charlie's loving Giligan costume hahahaha. Yeah it really balances out the rape imo Also Dee turning spades into stars is a great gag.
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Mar 4, 2016 01:33
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PK loving SUBBAN posted:Also Dee turning spades into stars is a great gag.
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Mar 4, 2016 01:40
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There was also the social network episode where Dee, rated people zeros after banging them.
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Tenzarin posted:There was also the social network episode where Dee, rated people zeros after banging them. Thats actually the gang group dates. The social network episode is when we learned dee would send men on the internet her hair
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Mar 4, 2016 02:13
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Funny that Dennis assigns lust to himself and wrath to Dee. More often than not the opposite is also true.
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Charlie drunk on boat fuel ripping mounds of wires out of control panels and lamenting that there's no booze in there was just such an absurd visual I couldn't stop laughing. It was right up there with the "I've been poisoned by my constituents" gag as one of the best Charlie moments on the show
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Noctone posted:I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that Frank and Charlie opening up a fuel line probably had a deleterious effect on the ship's seaworthiness. I think it will turn out to be the captain getting drunk with the confiscated booze cause frank states in the beginning of the episode that it would take the captain being drunk for the ship to sink. It rhymes.
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God Hole posted:It was right up there with the "I've been poisoned by my constituents" gag as one of the best Charlie moments on the show Followed shortly be "Can I offer you an egg in this trying time?" <--- one of the best Frank moments
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emanresu tnuocca posted:I think it will turn out to be the captain getting drunk with the confiscated booze cause frank states in the beginning of the episode that it would take the captain being drunk for the ship to sink. It rhymes. Which is almost a shame, because it's so straightforward. I was hoping Frank would wind up commandeering another boat somehow.
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PK loving SUBBAN posted:Yeah it really balances out the rape imo Probably my favorite joke of the episode. I love when Dee loses it.
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Megaspel posted:Personally, I don't want to see him turn back into the same character, that'd just be boring and poo poo. We've seen gay-denying Mac, and I think the writers have exhausted the well, but I'd love to see what kinds of new scenarios they could put openly-gay Mac in. I really hope they keep gay Mac as part of the show. Since they have been big on the fan service, they should open up season 12 the same way as the gang gets racist, but it's Mac and the same gay black guy that shows up again. Also I really liked how at the talent show Mac is telling the gang there's two gay men on the boat and they ask who is the other guy. And yea Dee getting pissed off at that bitch for literally nothing was the best.
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Super Aggro Crag posted:Charlie's loving Giligan costume hahahaha. So perfect
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Overall I enjoyed this episode and it struck me as one that will be particularly funny upon rewatch...I mean I feel that way about all of them but especially this one. My favorite little moment was Mac out on the deck of the boat during the storm looking for a sign, "like lightning or thunder or something", and later when talking to the gay couple he says something like "I was waiting for a sign but I couldn't get the timing right" 
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FireWorksWell posted:Dunno if anyone else watches these episodes on demand, but that pants commercial is really getting under my skin same here, i dvr them but that pants commercial sucks really liking this season even if the last few seasons have been getting really weird, it seems like they're just having fun with the characters before the inevitable demise of the show.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:Probably my favorite joke of the episode. I love when Dee loses it. They telegraphed the gently caress out of it and I still cackled like a psycho Edit: what is the pants commercial I gotta see it now
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