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SEX BURRITO posted:I heard it as poorpets. Someone watch with subtitles and settle this!  The mole women's look is based on the FLDS women. I'd say the situation was based on that Cleveland poo poo but I think that happened after it started development. I know Tina Fey's been working on it for a while.
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esperterra posted:And god, Jane Krakowski is so good in everything always. They did a musical episode and she only sang one line. Shocking.
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I loved season 1 but I have to say I had somewhat of a hard time getting through season 2, and I'm not sure why. I think a big reason is I don't like Jacqueline and this season had a huge emphasis on her. It also kind of seemed all over the place with the plotlines and didn't accomplish much. Still plenty of great jokes though, and I'm sure it will improve on a rewatch.
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sweetmercifulcrap posted:I loved season 1 but I have to say I had somewhat of a hard time getting through season 2, and I'm not sure why. I think a big reason is I don't like Jacqueline and this season had a huge emphasis on her. It also kind of seemed all over the place with the plotlines and didn't accomplish much. Still plenty of great jokes though, and I'm sure it will improve on a rewatch. For me, a lot of it was that I wasn't quite sure when the episode was going to end on the first watch. Since UKS was going to be on NBC originally, it was in the normal 20 minute format, which I was used to. The longer episodes threw me off on when to expect what and I'd keep pausing to see how much was left. It didn't bother me the second time through. Then again, I liked most of the season 2 Jacqueline stuff.
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Xealot posted:I don't put it past Tina Fey. Between this and 30 Rock, there are probably dozens of cross-references to Mad Men. Also relevant to this point: Anna Camp played Bethany Van Nuys, a woman Don dates after divorcing Betty who's essentially a younger version of Betty. One of the last episodes of Mad Men actually had a direct reference to Kimmy Schmidt (Don Draper reading The Andromeda Strain). FactsAreUseless posted:There are plenty of recycled 30 Rock jokes, probably accidentally. The joke about the top half of a baby being better because it has the face is a 30 Rock bit. "What white nonsense is this?" is from 30 Rock, too.
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esperterra posted:So I am finally watching 30 Rock and all it is doing is reinforcing my belief I should marry Tina Fey, she is a nice Greek lady and my family would approve. I'll fight you to the death for Tina Fey.
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Ohhhh... uh... guys... I... um... I dunno how to tell you this... but Tina's.... um.... she....
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Gaz-L posted:Ohhhh... uh... guys... I... um... I dunno how to tell you this... but Tina's.... um.... she....
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FactsAreUseless posted:Gay? I could tell from her shoes. She's an escritoire?
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May 12, 2016 19:24
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As if any of you could compete with the man that wrote Daddy's Boy.
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jscolon2.0 posted:As if any of you could compete with the man that wrote Daddy's Boy. Women do go for men who like kids.
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My best recollection of Jane Kraowoski on Ally McBeal was being a watered down Cheryl Tunt for broadcast television. My only disappointment with this season was that astronaut Mike Dexter didn't show up in Titusville.
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jscolon2.0 posted:As if any of you could compete with the man that wrote Daddy's Boy. Did her husband actually write the music for Daddy's boy? Because if so that man is a keeper.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Did her husband actually write the music for Daddy's boy? Because if so that man is a keeper. The lyrics may have come from the writer's room, but he absolutely covered the arrangement and there's a nonzero chance he helped with the lyrics, since his wife runs that room and he also directs for the show. In fact, he directed the episode that unleashed Daddy's Boy upon an unsuspecting world, so yeah, you might as well give the man plenty of shine for it.
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May 18, 2016 05:41
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He wrote Muffin Top and Werewolf Bar Mitzvah, Jeff Richmond is a treasure.
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Indeed he is. I hope we have a musical episode written by him in season 3.
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I hope that no shows ever do musical episodes, so I guess we cancel each other out
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ALFbrot posted:I hope that no shows ever do musical episodes, so I guess we cancel each other out Except for a Cop Rock reboot.
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theflyingexecutive posted:He wrote Muffin Top and Werewolf Bar Mitzvah, Jeff Richmond is a treasure. I know he did pretty much all the arranging on 30 Rock and UKS, but did he write Rural Juror?
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May 18, 2016 16:07
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The 'Roar Her, Gem Her'?
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Dave Angel posted:The 'Roar Her, Gem Her'? It's sequel, Urban Furor is better.
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Hopefully this isn't much of a necro (pulled this out of my bookmarks), and a totally unhealthy, bad for you, borderline gross confirmation: Titus's suggestion of sticking a straw into your movie popcorn and running the liquid butter through that straw totally works at getting more of your popcorn buttered.
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That is really disgusting.
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Doctor Butts posted:That is really disgusting. But that's how you get nutrition on all the popcorn.
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Doctor Butts posted:That is really disgusting. You're not drinking the butter flavored edible oil product using the straw.
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I churn my own butter and bring it to the theater in a camelbak.
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jabro posted:I churn my own butter and bring it to the theater in a camelbak. Where do you put your vodka, then?!
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twistedmentat posted:You're not drinking the butter flavored edible oil product using the straw. Yeah, I just stuck the straw about a third of the way down the bag, had the butter stuff flow down the straw, and then tossed the straw. Gravity did the rest, and it saturated the popcorn rather well. I did it half as a gag and half out of curiosity, but it actually worked.
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Titus drank the butter out of the bag.
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"Butter"
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Rewatching the show, I think one of my favorite aspects is Lillian and Jacqueline's friendship. They bounce off of each other really well.
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Not really loving this season, but as a Mets fan from New York with a Catholic family, holy poo poo that dinner scene. I was crying.
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Timeless Appeal posted:Not really loving this season, but as a Mets fan from New York with a Catholic family, holy poo poo that dinner scene. I was crying. Reminded of the St Paddy's Day ep of 30 Rock, when Dennis crashed at Liz's place after getting hurt: "Irish pride! Go Celtics! Celtics sucks! Go Knicks!"
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I really wish this show was actually about Kimmy Schmidt instead of being The Jacqueline Show, featuring some people she knows.
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Lurdiak posted:I really wish this show was actually about Kimmy Schmidt instead of being The Jacqueline Show, featuring some people she knows. Yeah, for this reason this season was a massive letdown for me. Jacqueline is funny for Kimmy to react to, not on her own.
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Lurdiak posted:I really wish this show was actually about Kimmy Schmidt instead of being The Jacqueline Show, featuring some people she knows. Except Jacqueline missed like 5 episodes?
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The show definitely changed into being more of an ensemble piece. Every character had plots that spanned several episodes and had pretty solid resolutions.
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I don't remember this season being especially Jacqueline-focused. And I pay attention when Jane Krakowski is on screen.
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Maxwell Lord posted:I don't remember this season being especially Jacqueline-focused. And I pay attention when Jane Krakowski is on screen. There are several episodes in the first half where she gets more screen time than Kimmy. She's also the one with the most prominent and consistent storyline. I really feel her character doesn't even fit with what makes the premise of this show interesting, she feels like she's from a totally different show. So seeing an increased focus on her is really disappointing.
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