A murder of crows … a gathering of Jehovah's witnesses.
Hesperides
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That's too bad. I'm still waiting for this year's critically-acclaimed space movie then.
"This space station will blow up unless I maintain an erection over six inches!"
Buffy rewatch, in honor of the 20th anniversary and Netflix making a grave mistake: this would have been a massive hit in the age of social media, and perhaps even better with shorter seasons (you can see how some of their worst episodes are flanked by their most time-consuming.)
Who asked for this? Any of this?
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It was replaced by, "Oh dear god Trump…."
Get something back. Seek damages. Sign here.
But you're our hero. I mean, in the commercial…
The commercial was a lie.
You staged a robot fight?
My point is that awful is a bit too far.
Pacific Rim looks like Truffaut next to Battleship though.
Now I want a thorough examination of Kramer's intelligence. I don't think he's an idiot though; he's just on another planet.
Frasier's a good one. The dumbest main character, Ros, wasn't all that dumb. Maybe you can argue she fits the bill, but I think not. Her archetype was the, uh, slut. And Daphne was the weirdo.
George is not classically dumb. He has a degree, and he's had some decent jobs.
Double post
Don't use a Seagate again.
The dumb guy/girl is an exceedingly common trope in comedies. It's so much easier to write comedy when one of your characters thinks that Europe is a country and it's right next to Toronto.
That's what I learned from this rewatch — I think it fell off earlier than I had remember. Season 3 is pretty good though; it just has some of the same issues as the later seasons. That's clouded by Ben and Chris, who were barely in season 2 but they have some of my favorite moments. Without them, the show would have…
Now I remember why I quit Parks and Rec: it went from a sweet, little show to one that outgrew its town where some of its characters went off the rails. I was ready to murder Tom at one point.