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Centripetal Horse posted:This is the first episode where Marcy directly mock's Al's pay. This is also the first significant sign we get of the disdain Marcy has for the underclass, despite her outward projection of being an enlightened and caring liberal. Holy poo poo Marcy is a goon.
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It's like this show gets me Ride The Gravitron fucked around with this message at 09:03 on Aug 31, 2016 |
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Remember the one where Peg wears the leather Dominatrix outfit, complete with whip, and terrorizes Ed O'Neill? Heh. Katy Perry is a cutie. And I love that odd little stepping walk she does. ... Pics? Just for reference material, honest. E: Worng. It's Katy Seagal. My broin is too dronk to remoimber carractly. Serry. zimboe fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Aug 31, 2016 |
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zimboe posted:Remember the one where Peg wears the leather Dominatrix outfit, complete with whip, and terrorizes Ed O'Neill? Pretty sure Katy Perry was like 4 when that aired.
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What i know about Katy Perry; She prayed for boobs that were so big she couldn't see her feet. But she was miffed when they went into her armpits, which is absolutely natural. My knowledge of katy Perry.
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This thread made me watch MwC for the first time. Boy, was I stupid for avoiding it all this time.
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I haven't seen this show since the 90s. I want to now. What's a good season to start with? Or should I just start from the start? Lots of shows, comedies especially, often have rocky first or first two seasons before the writers really get a feel for the voice of the characters and the show itself.
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RoboChrist 9000 posted:I haven't seen this show since the 90s. Literally any episode is a good one. It works in almost any possible order
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RoboChrist 9000 posted:I haven't seen this show since the 90s. Season 2, episode 3. You nailed it about the rocky 1st season. Season 1 doesn't feel like the rest and I don't think it's as funny. I mean Peggy cooks. Al wants to have sex, the kids are too young and innocent. Everything isn't right. It's the closest season to a regular sitcom. Situations are more mundane. Like they argue over if a new room should be a pool room or exercise room. (Peggy wants an exercise room? What the gently caress?) The actors don't have the timing with other that they would later have, when they're reacting perfectly with just facial expressions. Season 1 MWC is like Season 1 Simpsons. I can't blame Centripetal Horse for stopping at the S1 episode where Peggy and Al have an argument and Al goes to live with his bachelor friend, Luke, a character that they made the wise choice of never putting in the show again. some bust on that guy fucked around with this message at 16:45 on Sep 1, 2016 |
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shadow puppet of a posted:Nobody watches re-runs of breaking bad. True of most big shows today, it's the downside of grand-serial storytelling. Aside from the 3-4 big episodes of The Wire, Breaking Bad, or so on where the screw finally turns and something important happens, once you've seen the episode once there isn't a ton of reason to see it again. Or if you do, you feel somehow committed to having to rewatch a bunch of additional episodes now to see all the payoffs of what was set up in that particular episode. Fidel Cuckstro fucked around with this message at 19:07 on Sep 3, 2016 |
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:True of most big shows today, it's the downside of grand-serial storytelling. Aside from the 3-4 big episodes of The Wire, Breaking Bad, or so on where the screw finally turns and something important happens, once you've seen the episode once there isn't a ton of reason to see it again. Or if you do, you feel somehow committed to having to rewatch a bunch of additional episodes now to see all the payoffs of what was set up in that particular episode. I've seen Deadwood back to back at least 5 times
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I dont remember a lot about mwc but I do remember I thought the whole thing with the nooner was funny. Peg wants Al to come home at lunch to gently caress, and Al gets super excited because he thinks she's going to cook him something for lunch. Or Castro waving at a dude and accidentally having a sniper take him out.
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"Some woman in Michigan didn't like it"
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I'm glad that thanks to internet video we don't have to worry about self-censorship because of pressure from advertisers- *checks what's trending on twitter* whelp-
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They did a bunch more jokes about Seven. God I'm making my way through the whole series and this entire season with him is terrible. It's like they'll have a good episode and he shows up and just screams his lines and stares at the camera.
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Sep 6, 2016 19:49
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Seven is a big long gently caress you to the studio for making them add a child cast member.
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Seven's funniest bits were them making fun of his disappearance.
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It's Your Move was a previous series by MWC creators. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGYvKU460So Jason Bateman plays a teenage scam artist.
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an adult beverage posted:holy poo poo lol I hope this thread never ends! Gooooooo Bundy!
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Bonzo posted:It's Your Move was a previous series by MWC creators. I suspect that is no coincidence that "boy has underhanded fights with Mom's BF", given my circumstances at the time....
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Remulak posted:I'm old enough to barely remember that show, god did I love it. It was awesome, and So Wrong. In the later episodes, they made everybody nicer, I guess due to network interference, then it went to poo poo can got cancelled. Do you remember when he created a fake metal band? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qw2qHmX5SM&t=710s
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To this day I can't use my toaster without thinking 'Guess I'll have to have toaster leavins!' Also occasionally pouring tap water in the milk jug, swishing it around, then saying 'see, now we have milk for tomorrow!'
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Stuffguyman posted:To this day I can't use my toaster without thinking 'Guess I'll have to have toaster leavins!' Mine is when they put all the cups in the cupboard right side up so they can make hot cocoa with the dust that collects.
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Dave Concepcion posted:I've seen Deadwood back to back at least 5 times I've probably watched Deadwood 3-4 times, and the Wire 3-4 times. But IDK, do you ever just watch one episode? I mean part of the problem is that HBO doesn't really do re-runs all that often for its shows, but did you ever just say "oh I'm going to pop in a random episode and have it on in the background"? I feel like most people don't.
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I don't know if the context makes it funnier or not but this was Darcy and Jefferson getting caught role-playing Peggy and Al while loving in their bed.  Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:I've probably watched Deadwood 3-4 times, and the Wire 3-4 times. But IDK, do you ever just watch one episode? I mean part of the problem is that HBO doesn't really do re-runs all that often for its shows, but did you ever just say "oh I'm going to pop in a random episode and have it on in the background"? There are definitely a lot of The Wire episodes I would watch individually, on a whim. I loved Breaking Bad but I would probably only re-watch certain individual scenes again if I wasn't watching the whole series over again. The difference is probably that The Wire has so much going with so many different characters during any given episode and the seasons are sorta self contained whereas Breaking is pretty much just one central story where you invest a lot emotion into just a few characters. I find it easier to see an episode of The Wire and not think too hard about how I already know what happens. Not as easy with Breaking Bad. Edmund Sparkler fucked around with this message at 06:09 on Sep 12, 2016 |
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Man, when the show was good it was drat good. I'm pondering about ordering the complete series on DVD now. Did the new release with the actual music included actually get the uncut episodes? I haven't see those in decades. And thanks to everybody earlier in the thread who mentioned old Fox programming. 'Adventures of Beans Baxter' was downright nuts (and it had the mom from Get a Life and Kurtwood Smith pre-Robocop, holy poo poo) and I can't believe I forgot about 'Woops.' Which is weird since I recently got the UK show that inspired it not that long ago. Oh well. Wait a minute, has anybody mentioned 'Flying Blind' yet? That was the show that came before 'Woops' and lasted a little bit longer. That wasn't half bad even if I can't remember who played in it for the life of me.
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I'm going to guess they have no music rights at all. Even reruns on TBS in the morning play a really lovely musak version.
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Married, with Children is the Father Ted of the Americas, only Father Ted is funnier and better-timed. Welp that's my comedy thingy god bless!
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