This show makes me LOL. Not every show has to be The Wire or Parks and Rec to be entertaining and enjoyable to watch. My one piece of criticism of this show is the talking head segments. Totally superfluous. Other than that, I'll watch the shit out of this show.
Dillon
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I plan on boycotting it, because I'm one man and it'll make a difference.
John Candy's career was "in a tailspin?" Really? I'm still sad he died. I watched Uncle Buck and the Great Outdoors a few weeks ago. That shit still holds up.
What is "humor," Earthling?
"To look at the 10 top-selling albums of 1993 is to take stock of where we, as a nation, went wrong in the early ’90s."
I disagree that Pearl Jam is unsuitable to jam the Super Bowl. I think that would be a brilliant choice in all seriousness. They still have street cred, and their catalog would not alienate older audiences. If any American band deserves to play the Super Bowl, it's them. I fucking hate when the Super Bowl picks some…
I watched the pilot, and it was fucking awful I wanted to cut myself. It was the most generic and broad humor, and even Thomas Fucking Lennon who is brilliant can not save this circle jerk of a show.
I understand an A+ doesn't make sense, but I'd like to see people grade things with an F+, because it makes me laugh.
Nice. I hereby proclaim you the Moon Master.
Based on the review, it seems the letter grade should be lower.
If these entertainments are so inessential, it may be counter productive to point that out since some people may view/listen to them, ironically or out of curiosity, and the opposite of saying nobody should engage with them occurs.
It sounds like an ethnic and/or racial slur.
“I iced that guy,” says Slater, before adding: “To cone a phrase.”
Dude, my first job was just like Empire Records. There was the slutty girl, the girl who shaved her head and cut herself, the guy who though gluing quarters to the floor was art. Empire Records is so much like normal life, it's almost too mediocre and generic.
For progressive liberals, good intentions are more important than good results.
For progressive liberals, good intentions are more important than good results.
For progressive liberals, good intentions are more important than good results.
For progressive liberals, good intentions are more important than good results.
For progressive liberals, good intentions are more important than good results.