Fair enough.
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I admit that that's a real stretch, but to say the whole show sucks on the basis of that one detail seems unfair.
Holy crap, I looked that second one up and ended up falling down a rabbit hole after the finding the author's reddit account. He's a real… character.
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Nailed it.
Ray J. funny or O.J. funny?
She had to say something or things would have gotten reaaally awkward.
How about "DICK-PUNCHED"?
Hitlery Kiloton? That's… a little contrived.
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"A bloated, preening bully with a dead muskrat on his head."
At least he didn't let that one get to him.
Yah, on both IMDB and Wikipedia he's only credited as 'writer (characters)' which makes sense as he indisputably created the characters. The other two guys share the actual 'written by' credit for the script. I should watch it again, I'd forgotten Jonathan Banks was in it.
I think the backstory is largely irrelevant and came after the casting, but it this case it does exist. When Phyllis told the n-bomb-laden story a couple of episodes ago, she started with: "The last time I was in London…" I feel like there may have been another passing reference to the UK at some point but I couldn't…
It's just a standard RP accent, there's nothing 'thick' about it. I imagine the idea is that she grew up in the South East of England and moved to the US before having Sam.
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He also managed to personally retain the distribution rights to the first film and sold them piecemeal to distributors around the world, which meant he made a fuck-ton of money when it proved to be an international hit.