Didn't watch the video, and this isn't a passionate argument for me, but: I think TBBT is comparable to minstrelsy, obviously on a more trivial, less soul-crushingly sad scale.
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I can't bring myself to try convincing anyone about it. I kind of feel like it's better off as a secret you have to discover on your own terms. The most I've been able to tell people is that the cathartic joy of finishing season 3 is worth the one-note drudgery of season 1.
I can't bring myself to try convincing anyone about it. I kind of feel like it's better off as a secret you have to discover on your own terms. The most I've been able to tell people is that the cathartic joy of finishing season 3 is worth the one-note drudgery of season 1.
MO is one of my personal favorite shows. The Nuge is right that the show was muddled a lot of the time, but I disagree about the idea that it couldn't carry the weight it developed in season 3.
MO is one of my personal favorite shows. The Nuge is right that the show was muddled a lot of the time, but I disagree about the idea that it couldn't carry the weight it developed in season 3.
No way, they don't even mention his work on Kim Possible.
No way, they don't even mention his work on Kim Possible.
"How about in dog years?"
"How about in dog years?"
David as Flame King is probably one of the single funniest characters on the show. Every line he says is this weird balance between intimidation and absurdity.
David as Flame King is probably one of the single funniest characters on the show. Every line he says is this weird balance between intimidation and absurdity.