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It's funny in an acid sort of way, and occasionally maudlin, but the characters are about 200% more complex than anything on the networks. So it's basically "Six Feet Under" for people who refuse to pay for HBO. BTW, anyone else notice how there's a funny sort of vibe where each show has an homage to a prior TV hit? Like the plotline with Danny being unable to remember that cougar's name, culminating in "they're real and they're spectacular" --- that one was obvious. My wife has a strong suspicion that the Venus Butterfly reference is an homage to "LA Law" --- that killer sex position that no one could talk about but everyone hinted around because it was NBC and it was 1986. The joke being that you can now tune in to FX in 2004 to find out exactly what the storied Venus Butterfly is. |
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I'm Getting Pretty Good at Masturbating. {The Onion.}
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On another note, I found the beginning of the Surreal Life 3 hard to watch, especially compared to the beautiful train wreck that was season 2. They could have definitely skipped Charo. Maybe they can improve it by showing some footage of what Flavor Flav was like when he was a junkie. |
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http://www.bobbybs.net/images/adriana-lima.jpg Or this one (Alessandra Ambrosio)? http://features.yahoo.com/model/aa/aawet.jpg |
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So, I'm watching the game last night and we're inside the final three minutes. Great game. Very exciting. The Colts are about to take the lead when James fumbles on the one yard line, turning the ball over.
Now, I'm used to John Madden making no sense. He sounds like a stroke victim who's had one too many drinks most of the time. But after James fumbles he says, "That was a flip-flop." Al Michaels jumps in with, "Well, we're in the right state for it." (The Patriots were at home.) Did anyone else catch this? What the fuck? Since when did football games become the proper forum for sportscasters to air their personal political views? Madden's comment on its own makes absolutely no sense, so it seems pretty clear to me that Madden and Michaels set this up before the game so they could slip that in at a point when the most people would be watching. Unbelievable. I can't wait to hear Slave's rant on the proper forum for political commentary since my ears have finally stopped bleeding from his tirade over Moore at the Oscars. How about equal time? When they interview one of the athletes who has no chance at articulating a coherent thought, Michaels can say, "Was that a Bushism?" TM |
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A few weeks later on MNF, someone (Staubach?) is asked what the one team fears about the other "The bomb Howard." But he did it in a way that was clear he menat it as a snide comment on ole Jimmy. Maybe football announcers are mostly republicans. You guys still have the network news announcers. Quote:
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(Slave's gone, so I have to fill in. Sorry.) |
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He's worse than post-stroke Harry Caray, who was at least still amusing but never was completely fucking insane like Madden. http://www.cnnsi.com/features/1998/y...carayphoto.jpg |
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