'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
And if you think it pertains to you then it probably does.
A vague disclaimer is nobody's friend? This smacks of censorship to me, which is unwise at best on the innernets. In plainer english, allow us grownups to decide for ourselves what's funny, thanks. That came out much more polite than it was in my head, which I regret, but that's typing for you.
JohnSweden - but if we censored the unfunny things in society, we'd get rid of Charmed and such. Assuming we all have the same sense of humour, of course. If it's democratically decided I suppose we'd end up with endless episodes of Friends on TV (which pretty much defines English TV, actually - bastard).
If we get rid of Charmed, we lose Julian McMahon footage, so I forbid it.
As you were.
If it's democratically decided I suppose we'd end up with endless episodes of Friends on TV (which pretty much defines English TV, actually - bastard).
Aw, I like Friends. Do they show it all the time in England? I mean, there are various networks here that rerun it in the pre-primetime slots.
Charmed is funny. But more in a laugh-at sort of way.
Heh, I don't mind Friends actually. Although they did kind of run out of plot after about 4 episodes, becoming the magic roundabout of story lines.
It's airs on Channel 4 in the mornings and evenings each day. And on E4 during the evenings and early hours each day. And on T4 on Sundays. I remember Zach Braff visiting London during his Garden State promotional work, and saying how every other show appears to be Friends.
Having said that, Scrubs is fast catching up with Friends here - it's now averaging 6 episodes a week here across two networks.
A vague disclaimer is nobody's friend? This smacks of censorship to me, which is unwise at best on the innernets. In plainer english, allow us grownups to decide for ourselves what's funny, thanks. That came out much more polite than it was in my head, which I regret, but that's typing for you.
I make the statement full well knowing that I have no authority, no one ever listens to me and that more than likely somebody would try and prove me wrong possibly incurring more unfunny.
I saw an opportunity to air a pet peeve and went for it. So by all means decide for yourselves. No antagonism intended, just a friendly reminder.
You have a pet peeve about people not sharing your sense of humour? Isn't that a bit tiring?
So remember, kids: don't post incase it's found unfunny.
Oh shit, I did it again.
I laughed, Kevin.
Although, admittedly, it may have been the qualifier that did it. Curses!