From The Stranger article, I love it:
Throughout the show, every single situation is fleshed out with details that are seemingly designed for deaf and blind infants, and every episode contains those shots that make my skin crawl, where a person or work of art is supposedly so brilliant that he, she, or its brilliance is undeniable to all, but the writing is so crappy that the only way to show successful brilliance is by cutting to another character, mouth agape, dewey eyed, taking in the alleged brilliance with a silent “wow”…
God, I can’t wait until next Monday…I never knew TV could be this bad/good…
I need to sit and think about indestructibly funny things. Hmmm.
Andthis is always good for a giggle.
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Man, I haven't read TN in forever. Glad for the reminder.
The Stranger article is spot freakin' on.
There are some MST3K moments I can just THINK of and I start laughing. When the satellite of love was en fuego, there was nothing funnier.
"Hey Crow, do you expect me to hang up here all day?"
"No, Mr. Robinson. I expect you to DIE! Hahahahahahahahaha!"
Good times. Good times.
There are some MST3K moments I can just THINK of and I start laughing.
Trumpy and his "potatoes"....
Delicious kitty....kitty is like a potato...
Hmm... I should buy that one....
I sort of remember cocksiclecoined by Kristen and being about Angel in a bathtub. But I now thing I am craxy,
I also remember Kristen coining it, though I thought it was making fun of all the "his cold flesh" stuff in fanfic.
Many moons ago, on the Bronze, there was a whole debate about the body temperature of vampires. I can't remember the whole thing I posted but I know it involved Angel, an ice bath, a bottle of Magic Shell and how long it would take to create a chocolate covered cocksicle.
A lot of my favorite funny things aren't supposed to be funny. Which is where a lot of the Angel quotes come in. And also a lot of Dawson's Creek stuff.
Oh, and
Sheena!
"I love you so much, it busts my heart." Genius.
I'm pretty sure I used fake tags to get around the filter.
