That's one way of looking at it. I wonder who their version of Fred and Ethel Murtz would be?
Now I'm thinking about a sitcom staring Batman villains.

I'M A MONSTER!!!

This I Love Lucy reboot idea got dark really quickly.

(Cuts to the squad members sitting on the floor with dumbfounded looks of their faces)

What did he say!?
He said the Joker is fun!

I'm just imagining a comic book movie version of Buster's long string of bleeped out profanity from when he was venting about Lucille to his siblings.

Who delivers all of their lines in a completely incomprehensible Glaswegian dialect.

That would be lovely.

"Okay I'm going!"

Do you happen to have some biscuits? I fancy a digestive with my cuppa.

I gets me brain medicine from the national 'ealth.

Harry Potter really wants to know if it's St. Swithin's Day already.

Scar is such an entertaining villain (one of disney's best). Jeremy Irons was having a ball voicing him and it comes out on screen in spades.

I totally understand.

Oh the joys of being a supervisor.

I've worked in both this and the restaurant industry in the past. As a result I always try to be extra kind and understanding to the people who are working there.

Call centre jobs are the absolute worst. I worked in one doing tech support for Rogers for three months back in 2011 and I swore to myself never again.

That was very sweet.

I'm not saying they are or they do. For one, French, Indigenous, American and our large, diverse immigrant population have all had a massive influence just as much, if not far more, then the UK. I was just just trying to give an explanation as to why you might get certain kinds of linguistic quirks showing up in the…

I think the first three were finished, but not properly edited, drafts.