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oh and one more thing about SHITSUCK Family Guy, why oh why is every other joke on there a TIRED joke that has been told at least 200 times since the 80's? they still make jokes about the breakfast Club for christ's sake! they make jokes about pat benatar!!!! FUCK! at least the simpons stays timely.
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such anger about a TV show...
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i concur though, family guy did not make me laugh.
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I I could I would grab every single person involved with the making of that show, every producer, every person who works for any and all companies that advertise on that show, and anyone who is standing too close to that show, and I would crush theyr larynxs with my heels, shit on their eyes, rubbing it in, causing those horrible infections you can only get from having shit rubbeed into your eye, then I would take a 9 iron to their genitals, and then I would......
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and this is from a guy whose favorite TV shows include such tame fare as antiques roadshow, bargain hunters, victory garden, Nova, Scientific American Frontiers etc... Can You Imagine if I was not so well-balanced?
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If you weren't balanced, I'd actually rather see you more towards the larynx-crushing side, just cause the antiques roadshow side seems so bloody boring...
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poor manatees. |
i likes learnin'.
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nobody? NOBODY?!? |
dude, I stopped watching SNL a few years ago because I just don;t care no more!
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I sort of agree (though to hate a show that much is a waste of precious energy). However, Seth McFarlane says, "I'm still fuckin' rich." And I would have to concur.
SNL is actually on it's way up right now. Some excellent talent came in this past season, and Tina Fey left. So it should rock next year. However, as far as overstaying its welcome, I'd have to say that's not possible. If you rewatch the original few seasons and consider them to be funny by today's standards, you're simply nostalgiac and delusional. Which is fine. But the point is that SNL is a staple of American culture, regardless of how bad it does. |
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I kind of judge whether I watch SNL based on whether the host appeals to me or the musical guest. If neither does, I don't really bother watching. I guess it should be about the writing, and whether I find it funny or not, but I don't really. And to be honest maybe never have. I do love catching the SNL of the 70's, Chevy Chase, John Belushi, (the orginal "not ready for prime-time players"), yet now-a-days, I just base it on host and/or musical guest. SNL is pretty hit-and-miss. |
What I hate is when SNL has sport stars, or even worse, polititians, hosting the show. They can't be funny, or even act for that matter, so it just brings the whole thing down.
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I thought it was funny when Al Gore hosted.
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I stand corrected :)
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I thought the best politician to host was senator john mccain. he was hilarious. very self-deprecating, very good sense of humor.
I may have to give the new cast a shot this upcoming season! |
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Half of the actors and actresses that host the show aren't funny, and can't act either. So what is the difference? |
well, the difference is that, yes, they usually can :)
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Which do you have more disdain for, Rob...
Late Night with Conan O'Brien or Family Guy? just wonderin' |
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