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This thread is for comedy TV, including network and cable shows. [NAFDA]
Lupine Urology and at least one other standout, I think.
Cooperative Calligraphy, or the Bottle Episode where Annie loses her pen, which is probably on my top-five episode list. I really like Ganz's work and am slightly reassured that she's staying on, although overall remaining apprehensive.
I haven't gone into interweb to seek out reactions from the fan base because I haven't the energy. Overall, I think I'm happy we'll get 13 more eps, even if that's Harmon-less?
The reactions from the fanbase are generally OMGFREAKOUT.
Yup.
And I've seen a lot of "St. Dan Harmon" too, which...
I dunno. It's not Pruitt-gate or anything, but it's also not clean hands on all sides.
(shrug). Harmon is probably an asshole, but I have very little enthusiasm for the new season.
very little. I think there is a solid reason to be worried.
Yeah, I've exhausted all my OMGFREAKOUT capacity with the cancellation of Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles a couple of years back. Nowadays, most I can summon up for non-great stuff that's media-related is a temporary sadface and a philosophical shrug.
The man has certainly apologized for a number of things. And good for him for apologizing, but he does the stuff that needs to be apologized for and that's got to get old pretty fast for bosses and co-workers.
I think there is a solid reason to be worried.
I don't feel I have any clear grasp on the relative strengths of who's left to have any proactive feels. Megan might be great at this. I'll know more by October. Whoever's left.
I certainly don't get the foolproof impression that he's fired because no one likes the current product. And I don't know if he was uniquely able to produce that.
Glee: how are Tina and Artie NOT graduating when they were in the glee club the first year? If this show has covered 3 years, is this supposed to be a 4-year high-school?
Do you think high school isn't four years?
aren't all high schools 4-year?