cyber_turnip

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« Reply #280 on: 01-26-2012 17:58 »
« Last Edit on: 01-26-2012 18:00 »
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Wait, Greg Daniels is developing a US remake of 'Friday Night Dinner'?
I'm not sure what to think of this. On one hand, I feel as if 'The Office' hasn't got much time left. Personally, I'm still really enjoying the show but the general consensus seems to be otherwise and I've not really looked into the ratings, but last I checked, they weren't hugely high.
I'd hate it if Dwight left 'The Office', but I'd like to see them attempt to continue the show with a spin-off when it does come to a close. However, a show set entirely on Schrute farm with members of the Schrute family sounds like it could be a bit too whacky for me.
Still, I'm sort of glad to hear this, I suppose.
And why is Greg Daniels developing a US remake of 'Friday Night Dinner'?
Edit - Just saw the "update". So the plan is for Dwight to leave the show, too? This sucks. With him and Michael Scott gone, they'll have nothing. Those were the only two characters I loved. I like all of the others but I need someone else to love. I suppose I have a thing for Erin... maybe that'll keep me happy. They need to bring Will Arnett back. That'd keep me happy.
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~FazeShift~

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« Reply #281 on: 02-28-2012 21:51 »
« Last Edit on: 02-28-2012 21:59 »
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Veep!No Faze hasn't been in the funny juice again and making weird noises, he is linking you to an upcoming comedy show starring Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Tony Hale, that chick from My Girl films... and some others, about a foul mouthed Vice President! The trailer also has Gold on The Ceiling by The Black Keys in it so there's another reason to watch it, go go go! Looks like the guy from UK British satire The Thick Of It is the writer/director, cool.
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~FazeShift~

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It's not the guy from The Thick of It, it's the guy who wrote and directed The Thick of It.
That's what I meant, geez you are pedantic. I knew it wasn't the freaking actor from The Thick Of It on account of how they are two different people. Geez, man. Geez.
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Gorky

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Veep! No Faze hasn't been in the funny juice again and making weird noises, he is linking you to an upcoming comedy show starring Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Tony Hale, that chick from My Girl films... and some others, about a foul mouthed Vice President!
Holy shit, that is her. I find that highly distracting. Still, I agree with Josh that this looks pretty good. Too bad I don't have HBO...
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Gorky

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also, dan aykroyd is has been talking about a third "my girl" movie since the 2nd came out, no updates in 7 years but "still in production." What is it with aykroyd pushiong so hard to make 3rds of series nobody else seems to want to make?
Maybe he just wants to make out with Jamie Lee Curtis some more?
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Gorky

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Castle season 4 iz kaput, and the shippers will be happy Not if they ship Ryan and Esposito. I'm sure such fans exist.  the ending The juxtaposition of the Castle/Beckett lovin' with that Smith/Maddox confrontation kind of bugged me, mostly because the former scene was really lovely and the latter scene was kind of trite. The episode should've ended with "I'm gonna put Kate Beckett on my dick," not "I'm gonna put Kate Beckett in the ground." Unless Castle's a necrophiliac, I guess...
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Gorky

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Anyone else who watches Castle (so, like, Faze) think that the most recent episode was the best one of the season thus far? I was mostly unimpressed with the first four episodes (the premiere was all right, but that's about it), but last night's fucked with my mind so hard (and, like, in a good way). I was thinking it was going to be some lame-ass "It Was All Just a Dream" thing until 3XK showed up; then things got puh-retty dang intense.
Also, last night's episode was the first one this season where I found the Castle/Beckett stuff both emotionally compelling and fun to watch, and where I didn't feel like both characters were poor imitations of their former selves. Seriously who would have guessed they'd be so dang boring as a couple? Beckett in particular seems deflated somehow, too content with her oh-so-perfect love life; I miss bad-ass Beckett, damn it!
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AllEggsIn1Basket

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No, but I did watch the season finale of Downton Abbey on Monday night.
Kevin Spacey is unsettling to watch. There's just something a little too collected about him to be totally human. It doesn't help that the only movies of his I've seen all the way through are Seven and K-PAX.
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DrThunder88

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He's one of those people who really gets into characters, which makes him a fantastic actor for unusual or unsettling characters. Vincent D'Onofrio is a bit like that too.
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Gorky

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I just started watching Orange is the New Black, which I am enjoying quite a bit. I mean, you could make a drinking game out of how many times you see nipples, oral sex, masturbation, and urination--but still, it's really well-written, and thus far (I'm on episode four now) I'm digging the narrative device of the what-landed-a-particular-inmate-in-this-hellhole flashbacks. Good stuff.
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Tachyon

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I really need to get out more. 62. <sigh>
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