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I saw the first episode. None of those child actors have the future B to D list celebrity charisma I expect from a That 70s Show follow up, but they have exactly the sort of anti-charisma I’d expect from a Netflix sitcom.
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Jan 23, 2023 21:29
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They are orphans owned by Netflix's parent company, Blockbuster Holdings.
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Since I posted I have been sitting here trying to remember the actor who played Eric Forman’s name and the best I can come up with is that it’s one of those weird white people ones, like Swaggin Breedlow.
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It's Topher McGuriey OP
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Jan 23, 2023 21:49
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How dare you besmirch the name of noted Star Wars and Hobbit fan editor Christopher "Topher" John Grace.
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Sleve McDichael
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Horeb Portnoy Hidey St. Jelleric Fawn Finder Altgeld Newgut Etc
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eric fartman
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Dick Bonjovi
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when this show bombs I fully expect it the cast to show up on sunny in philadelphia
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Love the timely 90's joke about 90's movie Footloose.
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as someone who grew up in rural Wisconsin I always found it odd that Bob was the only one with a Midwestern accent. he was also the only real 70s guy on the show. really pulled his weight huh
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I feel like this thread was originally posted like a week ago and turns out it was well over a month Im realizing my perception of time is all hosed up and I'm kinda having a crisis about it
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William Henry Hairytaint posted:I feel like this thread was originally posted like a week ago and turns out it was well over a month On the percs again, Henry?
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Kurtwood Smith turns 80 this year  How the hell has he managed to not age a day since That '70s Show went off the air? 
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You Are A Elf posted:Kurtwood Smith turns 80 this year adrenochrome
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he does look (slightly) older, Debra Jo Rupp on the other hand looks the same as she did in Seinfeld
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Now we need a Malcolm in the Midlife, where it's an adult Malcolm who is dealing with a lovely life after being a prodigy where he's found himself now the dumbest person in the room compared to kids half his age. Meanwhile, his kids are all prodigies and he's struggling to find ways to keep them humbled and thinking they're normal so they don't follow in his footsteps. Also, Allison McBeal: A much older Ally is back and has gotten her own law firm where she's operating out of a repurposed shopping mall and handles non-glamourous cases. Theme song is Cake's Short Skirt and a Long Jacket. Finally, Herman's Body: A follow up to Herman's Head where it's now humanized representations of an aging Herman's anatomy (heart, lungs, back, brain, skin, penis, etc.) discussing the issues he's trying to deal with in every episode.
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JediTalentAgent posted:Finally, Herman's Body: A follow up to Herman's Head where it's now humanized representations of an aging Herman's anatomy (heart, lungs, back, brain, skin, penis, etc.) discussing the issues he's trying to deal with in every episode. I’d watch this, he’ll, I thought I was the only one who thought Herman’s Head was a pretty good concept and a decent show.
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I know a lot of people really like That 70s Show because it reminds them of being bored in their basement with their bros but for me the show that felt real was Malcolm
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JediTalentAgent posted:Now we need a Malcolm in the Midlife, where it's an adult Malcolm who is dealing with a lovely life after being a prodigy where he's found himself now the dumbest person in the room compared to kids half his age. Meanwhile, his kids are all prodigies and he's struggling to find ways to keep them humbled and thinking they're normal so they don't follow in his footsteps. And how about Two Guys, where Pete & Berg fall in love after after Sharon marries Johnny?
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JediTalentAgent posted:Finally, Herman's Body: A follow up to Herman's Head where it's now humanized representations of an aging Herman's anatomy (heart, lungs, back, brain, skin, penis, etc.) discussing the issues he's trying to deal with in every episode. Herman's Liver is played by Artie Lange.
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I just finished the first two episodes. It's cheesy but not terrible. Maybe I just have bad taste.
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I thought the show was fun. Feels like if a Disney sitcom was allowed to talk about drugs, rock and roll and sex. Hopefully the flesh out Ozzie, he deserves a bit more spotlight besides being a wallflower in most of his scenes.
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JediTalentAgent posted:Now we need a Malcolm in the Midlife, where it's an adult Malcolm who is dealing with a lovely life after being a prodigy where he's found himself now the dumbest person in the room compared to kids half his age. Meanwhile, his kids are all prodigies and he's struggling to find ways to keep them humbled and thinking they're normal so they don't follow in his footsteps. neato burrito posted:I just finished the first two episodes. It's cheesy but not terrible. Maybe I just have bad taste. I watched the Ashton Kutcher/Mila Kunis cameo on YT because they're the only ones who seemed to genuinely enjoy their time on the show and their obvious joy at reprising their characters for one scene is pretty rare and infectious. Everything else is a nope from me. mysterious frankie posted:I saw the first episode. None of those child actors have the future B to D list celebrity charisma I expect from a That 70s Show follow up, but they have exactly the sort of anti-charisma I’d expect from a Netflix sitcom.
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mind the walrus posted:
Ok there buddy, acting as though if some Japanese farmers grows a loving banger of a strawberry in space, you wouldn't be the first fucker to drop ¥900,000 on that thing and act like how space farming is so superior.
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the last season of that 70s show where its just fez, donna, jackie and seth meyers dumb brother really, really sucked
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Remember that time they smoked weed
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I like the show, it's easy to watch and the cast is fun. Good to see Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp get a dumptruck full of money for this. They're the best part of this show, as they were originally. Looking forward when they make the 2000s show and I can be outraged that the xbox 360 has the wrong red lights on when it breaks or some other very important deal breaker.
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Nooner posted:Remember that time they smoked weed You can’t do that on television!
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Nooner posted:Remember that time they smoked weed That's what they were doing?!
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Is it weird that these kids are like 15 and smoking weed? Like weed hurts brain. Imagine they showed kids smoking cigarettes and drinking beer. My goodness.
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To save money, several episodes will be 30 minute long reaction videos to them watching 'new' episodes of Friends in real-time, ala that stunt that I think TV Land pulled about 20 years ago.
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mind the walrus posted:The young stars of today/tomorrow are like plants on a spaceship-- they do the job and the nutritional content is as-good or even better, but you can't help but taste that it's all hydroponics that have only ever seen the sun through plates of UV and lead filtering and not an open-air Earth atmosphere. I just attributed it to Netflix's inability to crack the sitcom nut. They've figured out how to reliably produce workmanlike versions of all sorts of genres- film and television- but their sitcoms are uniformly execrable. I don't know what's different, but I've never seen even a mediocre Netflix original sitcom.
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JAMOOOL posted:I know a lot of people really like That 70s Show because it reminds them of being bored in their basement with their bros but for me the show that felt real was Malcolm For me that show was ReBoot. edit: if the kids in this show aren't watching ReBoot in at least one episode as a meta joke i'm gonna be pissed XYZAB fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Jan 24, 2023 |
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mysterious frankie posted:I just attributed it to Netflix's inability to crack the sitcom nut. They've figured out how to reliably produce workmanlike versions of all sorts of genres- film and television- but their sitcoms are uniformly execrable. I don't know what's different, but I've never seen even a mediocre Netflix original sitcom. something about the desperation of almost-live broadcast television made sitcoms what they were
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Bad Purchase posted:i really hope this show is a smash success and runs the full decade and into the 2000s so we can see them all experience 9/11 The gang smokes weed in Fezs hospital room after he gets hate crimed into a coma. Kelso hits on a sexy nurse by pretending to be a first responder. banned from Starbucks fucked around with this message at 16:21 on Jan 24, 2023 |
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