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Everyone please thank me now for not posting a vid of Captain & Tennille singing Muskrat Love.
And everyone please join me in condemning whichever twit does post it now that I mentioned it.
thank you.
no....REALLY! THANK YOU!
I love you man....
Well I must say that this thread has come to remind me of a typical Seinfeld episode, the plot wanders here and there ( perhaps even hither and yonder ) and most everyone has a fun time lol.
Seinfeld episodes tended to coalesce into a finale that tied all the disparate strands together. You want to try that one?
Oh wait, we know the unifying theme; my mecha-thirsty-roman-dopeness.
theoreticalboy wrote:
Seinfeld episodes tended to coalesce into a finale that tied all the disparate strands together.
We're working toward it. Might take a few years . . .
A thread lock a la "if you know" doesn't count.
theoreticalboy wrote:
A thread lock a la "if you know" doesn't count.
I don't know about that. That is pretty much how Seinfeld ended.
Aaaaaaaand it was a pretty bad ending...
Horrible ending. No show's planned final episode should be a "clips" show.
It was fitting then, no? A bad ending for a bad television show.
Seinfeld at its peak was great. One shouldn't judge it based on its lump-of-turd final season.
I didn't get it...too dumb, I guess.
It's funny, for all its hype as "a show about nothing," the Seinfeld universe was very specific in its dissection of the lifestyles rules of a rather limited group of people (middle-class New York white Jews, essentially). What always impressed me was how self-centered and generally mean they were. It's rare for an American show to have its central characters be cruel without pushing it to the extremes of criminality.
"The Three Stooges"! Now that's humo(u)r I can understand!
theoreticalboy wrote:
It's funny, for all its hype as "a show about nothing," the Seinfeld universe was very specific in its dissection of the lifestyles rules of a rather limited group of people (middle-class New York white Jews, essentially).
Seinfeld is probably the only show that beats mythbusters in terms of how often you can say "There was a _________ episode about that."
I'm in shock !!! Crticism about the Seinfeld show, truly ghastly lol. I guess like any hit show there were episodes that were not as good as others ( pressure to keep to a schedule ? ). For example I have been a fan of the orginal Star Trek series since it was first produced ( yes I have a thread on the go about the show lol ) and yet there were episodes of that show that I didn't care for. Of course another fact is that we all have different tastes as well. But could we please Digitally re-create Doctor McCoy and Scotty etc and produce some new episodes of Star Trek ( the Original series ) --- Please Please Please ---
cabadenwurt wrote:
I'm in shock !!! Crticism about the Seinfeld show, truly ghastly lol. I guess like any hit show there were episodes that were not as good as others ( pressure to keep to a schedule ? ). For example I have been a fan of the orginal Star Trek series since it was first produced ( yes I have a thread on the go about the show lol ) and yet there were episodes of that show that I didn't care for. Of course another fact is that we all have different tastes as well. But could we please Digitally re-create Doctor McCoy and Scotty etc and produce some new episodes of Star Trek ( the Original series ) --- Please Please Please ---
They would have to digitally re-create all the characters or the show would end up like The New Adventures of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy.
theoreticalboy wrote:
Seinfeld at its peak was great.
Newman was the man. I've spent years trying to become more like Newman.