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Cnut the Great posted:Well we can't say we haven't been asking for it. I hope it doesn't happen because it would make me hate Kim, when I really like her. That would just be so many deep levels of betrayal fuckery from Jimmy POV 
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Are people unaware that Michael McKean is an established actor with a long resume of great work?
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ChesterJT posted:Are people unaware that Michael McKean is an established actor with a long resume of great work? Honestly I've seen him in so much stuff and he's never had a performance quite as remarkable as Chuck. Though it took me a while to realize he was the guy from Spinal Tap, because man that was a long time ago.
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Jun 2, 2017 21:27
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People think of Michael McKean as Lenny Kosnowski and David St. Hubbins. Playing Chuck is playing against type. Of course, people forget the other TV lawyer he played, Spyro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXXC81b9J7E (Gary Cole needs to be in this show)
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Jun 2, 2017 21:36
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I still like him as a professor in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxMS59sxwxs
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I seem to recall McKean being good as a kooky boss on that 90's HBO show "Dream On" as well..........
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Keyser_Soze posted:I seem to recall McKean being good as a kooky boss on that 90's HBO show "Dream On" as well.......... Gibby Fiske! I totally thought he was Australian until I saw him in something else years later. Also, dude once did a killer howard stern impression on SNL.
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ChesterJT posted:Are people unaware that Michael McKean is an established actor with a long resume of great work? I don't think they're unaware-- there's just this really weird notion that all characters/continuities from their favorite fictional works should come together for a big party
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Last Chance posted:I don't think they're unaware-- there's just this really weird notion that all characters/continuities from their favorite fictional works should come together for a big party This is how a lot of shows or seasons end. Obviously no crossovers but lots of dance parties or weddings or whatever where the whole gang and your favourite bit characters all come together for a giant fanservicey blowout. The Office used this more than once.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:This is how a lot of shows or seasons end. Obviously no crossovers but lots of dance parties or weddings or whatever where the whole gang and your favourite bit characters all come together for a giant fanservicey blowout. lol I always think of McKean as Mr. Green from Clue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQOF05eD5_I
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drat I really need to watch Clue again. It's been years and years since I last saw it.
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Raxivace posted:drat I really need to watch Clue again. It's been years and years since I last saw it. Same! I immediately started pricing it as soon as I dug up that clip. It's probably been almost a decade since I've seen it.
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Pricing it? It's on more than one streaming service.
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I was sad when he didn't show up on the Psych Clue episode 
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"Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go home and have sex with my wife." *Shake Rattle and Roll plays* That movie makes me miss Madeleine Khan 
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I hated her.... SO ... MUCH That that flames flames FLAAAAMES on the side of my face Heaving breaths... heaving—breathing—br—
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Pro-Tip: Don't read episode 8 spoilers. There's a couple scenes that definitely work better when you let the set-up pay off how they want it to. Accretionist fucked around with this message at 05:14 on Jun 3, 2017 |
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Data Graham posted:I hated her.... SO ... MUCH Precisely this. "What does your husband do?" "Oh he spends all day on his back."
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Precisely this. You know the worst thing? When I was growing up in the 80s, the best option we had for accumulating movies to watch was recording them off TV. So the version of Clue that my family had on an increasingly ratty videotape, and that my brother and I must have watched a hundred times, was one that had been cropped down for TV such that it was missing: - Flames on the side of my face - The multiple endings (it only had the Mrs. Peacock ending) It was only years later that I finally saw it as intended and 
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Data Graham posted:You know the worst thing? When I was growing up in the 80s, the best option we had for accumulating movies to watch was recording them off TV. So the version of Clue that my family had on an increasingly ratty videotape, and that my brother and I must have watched a hundred times, was one that had been cropped down for TV such that it was missing: Same sort of thing happened with me and Ghostbusters. My dad had seen that it was on, way back in probably 88, 89, and by the time he had gotten his tape in there, Peter was saying "You're no fluke, Jennifer." I used to ask my parents to rent it all the time, so I sort of remembered the beginning, but I went pretty much ten years without once again seeing the stuff before my copy started. What was weird about Ghostbusters was that risqué stuff wasn't bleeped, they had just filmed alternate tv-friendly takes (or removed a certain line or scene when needed). Some examples (and you can find these online) - "we came, we saw, we kicked its rear end" was changed to "What a knockabout great time THAT was!" - "Everything was just fine until our power grid was shut off by Wally Wick here". "Is this true?" "Yes, your honour, this man is some type of rodent, I don't know which." - No ghost blowjob scene, it just cut right to someone falling off their bed, and then the shot of Winston about to apply. Also, watching it now, I still remember all the local (MITV, out of Atlantic  !) commercials and when they'd pop in. Right after Stay Puft gets blown up, there's a commercial for tonight's episode of "In The Heat of the Night". Anyway, sorry for the derail, but I love this stuff.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:- "we came, we saw, we kicked its rear end" was changed to "What a knockabout great time THAT was!" lol what on earth
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Riptor posted:lol what on earth We had such a knockabout great time finding a stranger in the Alps.
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the first time i watched american history x on a dvd and not tnt it was... jarring
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Last Chance posted:I always think of McKean as Mr. Green from Clue My head's exploding Scanners style How many loving films have I seen with McKean in it without realizing it?
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My friend and I watched This Is Spinal Tap for the first time in awhile last night and god it was weird to see a young Michael McKean after watching BCS. He's not a bad singer! That law school sketch from Mr Show is now canon for me BTW.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Same sort of thing happened with me and Ghostbusters. My dad had seen that it was on, way back in probably 88, 89, and by the time he had gotten his tape in there, Peter was saying "You're no fluke, Jennifer." I used to ask my parents to rent it all the time, so I sort of remembered the beginning, but I went pretty much ten years without once again seeing the stuff before my copy started. Short Circuit "This little fart of a robot is beginning to give me the red-rear end" -> "This little twit of a robot is beginning to give me a baaaaaad headache"
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Data Graham posted:Short Circuit Ha. I think it was Lethal Weapon, but... "We're gonna get these fuckers!" = "We're gonna get these funsters!". Speaking of censorship, is it true that BB/BCS gets one "gently caress" per season? Have they always used them? At the moment, I can only remember two from BB, once with "I hosed Ted" (s3) and "My name is ASAC Schrader, and you can go gently caress yourself". (s5.2) Please tell me they've always used up their allowed fucks. It'd be like a scavenger hunt to go find them.
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I think there was a "gently caress you, Gretchen" in S1 or 2.
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Javid posted:I think there was a "gently caress you, Gretchen" in S1 or 2. And Jimmy called Hamlin a pig fucker in BCS s1, I believe.
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1stGear posted:We had such a knockabout great time finding a stranger in the Alps. Yippie ky yay Mr. Falcon.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:And Jimmy called Hamlin a pig fucker in BCS s1, I believe. Ohhhh. Then that was two. The initial "pigfucker" then "sorry I called you a pigfucker" the next episode.
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"Jimmy, why would you call me a pigfucker?" "Well, let's see. First of all, you gently caress pigs!" *Both laugh*
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Geez. gently caress one pig, and all of a sudden you're a pig fucker.
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Secret Agent X23 posted:Geez. gently caress one pig, and all of a sudden you're a pig fucker. David Cameron goon account spotted.
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Javid posted:I think there was a "gently caress you, Gretchen" in S1 or 2. There's a "gently caress you Bogdan" in the Breaking Bad pilot.
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Secret Agent X23 posted:Geez. gently caress one pig, and all of a sudden you're a pig fucker. You call someone a painter, and people assume that the person you are referring to still paints on a regular basis, or else you would've said "retired painter". Rare occurrences, on the other hand, are understood to earn you the title in perpetuity. Once a murder, always a murderer, so once a pig fucker, always a pig fucker
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The Ninth Layer posted:There's a "gently caress you Bogdan" in the Breaking Bad pilot. And your eyebrows!
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Kuiperdolin posted:And your eyebrows! Wipe down this!
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khwarezm posted:Wipe down this! Now we need someone to collect all the times someone grabs their dick and says "____ this" "Restrain this" - I believe when Skyler calls about the pizza on the roof and suggests she may file a restraining order, Walt replies with that. "Pull this" - when Jesse is trying to start the generator in the desert "Register this" - (edit): awww drat, Jesse says this right after Walt sarcastically asks "Do you have to have your hands registered as lethal weapons" But he says it while giving the middle finger, not a crotch grab. there must be more, I'll look them up. I always got a laugh out of the dick grabbing quotes. Danzel Glovington fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Jun 4, 2017 |
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Shows are oftentimes more edgy in the pilot and first season. There were tits, fully naked Walter, more fucks and swearing, a more racially insensitive Hank Same with Walking Dead, I don't think a character has said friend of the family since the first episode. The character who said it later turned into a likable rear end in a top hat
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