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Monty Python had some jokes with "alright ducky, hello sailor" gay stereotypes, sometimes played by Graham Chapman, who was gay himself. I always wonder if that was ever uncomfortable, or if that was just the way things worked for him.
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Every joke about Trump is already being done by 50 people before you, on Twitter and in real life. I don't blame them for not wanting to get in on that. Though, as said, it's probably also that they're too lazy to put the research work in to come up with something new about him that isn't in the mainstream (anymore). Like that thing about how he spent some time pretending to be his own publicist over the phone to reporters. And then had to admit in court he did it. And then later denying he ever did that. There's this SP episode where Stan gets depressed and starts seeing everyone as having sharting assholes for mouths and it's such a downer, it feels like you're just watching Matt and Trey cry out "we don't wanna do this anymore HELP US"
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Aug 1, 2017 06:54
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Hyrax Attack! posted:The crew of the Enterprise began fighting the Suliban. Oh God. I never watched much of Enterprise but I never made that connection.
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Dragonstoned posted:I was rewatching The Young Ones not to long ago and was a little gobsmacked at this scene with the racist cop - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxaWCb9U9iQ To be fair, it's pretty clearly a joke at the police's expense. They did a lot of jokes about how cops are violent racists. But yeah, you don't see the n-word being dropped so casually on anything but serious drama anymore.
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Aug 2, 2017 09:32
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MisterBibs posted:I haven't watched it in ages, but I remember loving that show, especially if/when his attempts to low-key use his time travel for personal gain to backfire. I had a big crush on that actress, Justina Vail, for a while because of this show. But I mostly remember the will they/won't they sideplot of the two actors repeatedly coming together only for the time travel to undo it.
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Aug 9, 2017 07:40
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Yeah that kinda got slipped in there, maybe elaborate Can't believe I'm going to bat for Saved by the Bell here, but obviously a kids' show couldn't show a series' regular doing any kind of truly threatening drug.
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Aug 21, 2017 07:14
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Sanford posted:Grange Hill had a two-year storyline with a major character descending into heroin addiction, in 1986-87. Yeah, I should've said "a kids' show as milquetoast as Saved by the Bell". Blossom had the brother who was a recovering alcoholic, too.
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Aug 21, 2017 09:19
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Season 11 was where it started feeling off to me. Just a lot of recycled material and things getting too wacky. It's still a good show from what I've seen, but definitely not as good as it was.
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Aug 29, 2017 18:14
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Can leap heaps of logic in a single bound.
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Sep 5, 2017 06:54
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oldpainless posted:IT is a great book but its nearly impossible to go a page without King putting some I would loving love to hear King deliver Detta's dialogue. Probably over headphones though.
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Perestroika posted:I'll have you know that Nobosuke Tagomi is most certainly not a Nazi. *nods sagely* 
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muscles like this! posted:The tv show Lucifer had a pretty funny way to deal with an actresses' pregnancy, she went to Canada and wore big bulky coats. I liked how they hid Lauren Lane's pregnancy in plain sight in the Nanny, by just doing jokes when she was standing behind plants and stuff.
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