Catching up on Archer from a week ago, and I have to say Archer team + Tony Bourdain = hilarious in my book. I'm a little sorry that Barry and Katya probably 86d any future appearances.
Comedy 1: A Little Song, a Little Dance, a Little Seltzer Down Your Pants
This thread is for comedy TV, including network and cable shows. [NAFDA]
So I was very proud of myself for noticing that the song Shirley was humming to herself as she was loading the washing machine was the same jazzy little piece of elevator music that Abed came up with (and Troy was bopping along to) in "Horror Fiction in Seven Spooky Steps". Then it occurred to me that since I do often miss these things, it might have recurred more than that. Anybody ever catch it in any of the other eps?
Anybody ever catch it in any of the other eps?
In "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism," when Troy comes out of the blanket fort/bedroom to find that Annie stepped on the DVD, he's humming it.
It's "Daybreak" by Michael Haggins, and it's a recurring joke: [link]
Well, guess I'll be doing a bit of rewatching tonight. (Not a hardship!) Thanks, Steph.
eta: Work internet won't access Youtube. Yet another reason why it's past time to go home. Thanks, shrift.
Troy and Abed also used it as outro music (by humming it) for their podcast with the German guy the week before last.
It's ALWAYS in my head. As are most of the songs from the glee club Christmas episode.
That's too fucking subliminal--I realise I'd caught it three times, but never thought about it.
That's too fucking subliminal
Which is to say it's exactly the right amount of subliminal.
Well, it's "better" than the Beetlejuice, which I can still barely detect.
Look, wherever your liminal is...it's below it. That's just the way it is by definition.
You can try to pitch your liminal lower but then it's supraliminal.