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1.52pm
2 June 2014
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I don’t watch any Tv shows because Im never free from,
Homework
Studying
BeatlesBible
some other stuff
but i only watch RAW main events
and im really addicted to Gravity Falls, I think it’s the best show Disney has ever had, it might sound childish but i really like it’s adventure and mystery background and no need to freak out Im still 15
3.19pm
6 August 2013
Offline “It also looks weird in HD now- I miss the slight grittiness of the old episodes but not use complaining now it has dug its grave and all it needs to do is jump in *whistles ‘One Foot in the Grave theme’*”
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1 May 2011
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Thats not the ‘One Foot In The Grave’ theme tune i remember.
And if you have never heard.
(both incidentally sung by Eric (Dirk McQuickly) Idle
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11.39am
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1 May 2011
Offline Have discovered ITV on demand have all three series of ‘Cracker‘ available to watch for free so started watching that last night. Was looking for a good detective series that i havent seen most of the episodes of.
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6.56pm
8 August 2014
Offline Watching the last season of House.
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12.05am
8 November 2012
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8 November 2012
Offline Also, a month after catching their panel at Comic Con, I just started watching Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim’s show Venture Bros. on Netflix.
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4.10pm
8 November 2012
Offline IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I found a show a year ago on fuse called Billy on the Street. It’s from Funny or Die, and the host, Billy Eichner, is hilarious. The whole things pretty hilarious. He runs around New York City asking people stupid questions. The new season starts next month.
@IveJustSeenAFaceo I was looking back at older posts, and I just found your reference to the show. Have you seen his rant about Johnny Depp? I heart Johnny Depp, but it’s so spot on.
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4.22pm
1 November 2013
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I have been re watching The West Wing
10.23pm
21 November 2012
Offline I’ve really been into Grey’s Anatomy lately, but tonight they switched from somewhere season 8 to the premiere of season 11 so I had no clue who all those new people were or what had happened. I think I’ll just watch it online, this is too confusing.
5.17am
8 November 2012
Offline Still catching up on The Venture Bros. It’s brimming with pop culture references – mostly from the 80s. But in one of the episodes, a character made a references to someone’s “Beatle boots.”
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1.33am
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1 November 2013
Offline parlance said
IveJustSeenAFaceo said
I found a show a year ago on fuse called Billy on the Street. It’s from Funny or Die, and the host, Billy Eichner, is hilarious. The whole things pretty hilarious. He runs around New York City asking people stupid questions. The new season starts next month.
@IveJustSeenAFaceo I was looking back at older posts, and I just found your reference to the show. Have you seen his rant about Johnny Depp? I heart Johnny Depp, but it’s so spot on.
parlance
He’s my favorite.
In my recent show watching, I just started The Walking Dead. It’s excellent so far (I’m almost done with season 1)
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10.25pm
1 November 2012
Offline Walking Dead is simultaneously excellent in terms of writing/direction/acting, yet also grotesquely offensive in terms of ultra-violence. I struggled with this tension for about two seasons, then had to give up in protest and disgust.
Watching a good show now, Annika Bengtzon: Crime Reporter, about a female journalist in Sweden (all in Swedish with English subtitles).
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Offline We’ve recently started watching syndicated reruns of Modern Family. Hilarious. Ed O’Neill cracks me up.
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2.13am
8 November 2012
Offline parlance said
wetsroosa said
Exactly. I say replace Strong with Bayer at Weekend Update. Sure, Strong’s done well at WU, but she’s a much stronger sketch actor than Bayer is.I can understand why she was chosen though. That character she created indicated she had the properly savvy/ironic sensibility an Update anchor requires, and I don’t know if any other cast member (other than Killam, who stated he didn’t want the role) has it.
@WETSRoosa Looks like they’ve decided that Cecily Strong makes a better featured player than anchorwoman.
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2.17pm
6 August 2013
Offline @parlance I had a feeling they would when they saw how good Strong was in sketches last season, but that still leaves Vanessa Bayer in the lurch. Weekend Update is really a safe haven for those who are funny, but don’t necessarily have the personality needed to carry sketches. Look at Seth Meyers: he was good but somewhat forgettable in sketches, but once he went full-time to WU, he found a home, tailored his comedic chops for that slot, and his place in SNL history was set. (And it allowed him to became a behind-the-scenes cornerstone that SNL lost when Fey and Poehler left.) I don’t Bayer could really reach Meyers’ level, but I think her and Jost could have that good “repartee” that Meyers and Poehler did.
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4.33pm
8 November 2012
Offline WETSRoosa said
I had a feeling they would when they saw how good Strong was in sketches last season, but that still leaves Vanessa Bayer in the lurch. Weekend Update is really a safe haven for those who are funny, but don’t necessarily have the personality needed to carry sketches. Look at Seth Meyers: he was good but somewhat forgettable in sketches, but once he went full-time to WU, he found a home, tailored his comedic chops for that slot, and his place in SNL history was set. (And it allowed him to became a behind-the-scenes cornerstone that SNL lost when Fey and Poehler left.) I don’t Bayer could really reach Meyers’ level, but I think her and Jost could have that good “repartee” that Meyers and Poehler did.
@WETSRoosa Well, the article I linked to doesn’t name Bayer, it names a writer named Michael Che (one of the newer correspondents on the Daily Show).
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5.40pm
6 August 2013
Offline @parlance I know, that’s why I went on my little spiel there defending Bayer, because she didn’t get the co-chair gig with Colin Jost.
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8 November 2012
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12 April 2012
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*Modern Family
*Arrested Development
*30 Rock
*Lost
*Mad Men
*Breaking Bad
*24
and lots of other stuff…
Once there was a way to get back homewards. Once there was a way to get back home; sleep pretty darling do not cry. And I will sing a lullaby
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