Chiff & Fipple and the Last 'Friends' Episode
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Chiff & Fipple and the Last 'Friends' Episode
I guess I could watch the last 'Friends' episode, except that I've never seen any full episode. I've seen fragments here and there, though.
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- Tell us something.: I used to be a regular then I took up the bassoon. Bassoons don't have a lot of chiff. Not really, I have always been a drummer, and my C&F years were when I was a little tired of the drums. Now I'm back playing drums. I mist the C&F years, though.
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For gripping, blood pressure raising, nail biting drama, you can't beat '24'.
My favorite all time show may have been St. Elsewhere. Northern Exposure is up there too.
My favorite all time show may have been St. Elsewhere. Northern Exposure is up there too.
"Meon an phobail a thogail trid an chultur"
(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
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(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
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Never watched it except momentarily while flippin' thru. The hype cemented the resolve not to.
Interesting article in paper yesterday about how ABC abandoned The Drew Carey Show, which will end this season. Apparently, whoever championed the show at the outset no longer works for the network, so the current weasels are letting his show go gently in the night without hoopla.
Never watched it either but he seems like a funny guy.
Interesting article in paper yesterday about how ABC abandoned The Drew Carey Show, which will end this season. Apparently, whoever championed the show at the outset no longer works for the network, so the current weasels are letting his show go gently in the night without hoopla.
Never watched it either but he seems like a funny guy.
How do you prepare for the end of the world?
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- Tell us something.: I used to be a regular then I took up the bassoon. Bassoons don't have a lot of chiff. Not really, I have always been a drummer, and my C&F years were when I was a little tired of the drums. Now I'm back playing drums. I mist the C&F years, though.
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Drew Carey show is funny, and if you can ever see it in reruns on aBC Family, his Whose Line is This Anyway, improv show was hilarious.
"Meon an phobail a thogail trid an chultur"
(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
Suburban Symphony
(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
Suburban Symphony
What friends?
That was one poorly-writted show...and the acting never rose above mediocre. Characters so cardboard you could deliver a pizza with them.
Reminded me of a "Little Lotta" comic book with better clothes.
Dale, take the time to make a gourmet meal or put Drano in all your drains. :roll:
Reminded me of a "Little Lotta" comic book with better clothes.
Dale, take the time to make a gourmet meal or put Drano in all your drains. :roll:
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There's good news though. The Family Guy is being put back on prime time with ALL NEW EPISODES!!! Oh about friends.. I think i saw one episode ever. The one where the ditsy blonde chick sings about smelly cats. I mean if they were all written by the same folks that wrote that eppisode I'de rather watch king of the hill...
Northern Exposure was a great show. I saw it from the very begining. I used to stay up later after 10pm on school nights just so I could watch it... I thought I was the only one... I even remember the Treboucher episode (the cow catapolt). I think he flung his harley instead.... i can't remember.
Northern Exposure was a great show. I saw it from the very begining. I used to stay up later after 10pm on school nights just so I could watch it... I thought I was the only one... I even remember the Treboucher episode (the cow catapolt). I think he flung his harley instead.... i can't remember.
Justinus say guiness in hand worth two in ice-box.
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I stopped following series a few years ago, not enough free time. However I did catch a couple episodes of Drew Carey and chuckled every time.The Weekenders wrote: Interesting article in paper yesterday about how ABC abandoned The Drew Carey Show, which will end this season. Apparently, whoever championed the show at the outset no longer works for the network, so the current weasels are letting his show go gently in the night without hoopla.
Never watched it either but he seems like a funny guy.
One that I saw ended as a tribute to the Burgess Meredith episode of the Twlight Zone where he was a bookworm who survived a nuclear holocaust and just as he sat down to read all of the books he's never had time for, he breaks his glasses.
Except in the Drew Carey version he was in a bomb shelter after the end of the world reading his entire collection of Playboy.
ahem, maybe you had to be there.
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I wouldn't have known about the end of this show, had the "news" not appeared on the front page of my local so-called newspaper...with a big story in the features section about reactions by persons whose lives will be changed by the departure of this sitcom from their lives. Or something. I had thought I was surely the only human in America who had never seen this show until I read this thread. (That's one reason I love this board...it's often so, well....validating. ) While on this curmudgeonly riff I'll add that I've never seen Seinfeld, either; in fact, haven't watched a sitcom in a decade or more. It's mostly the laugh tracks, you see... I simply can't endure a laugh track. Especially when the lines aren't funny. End of grumble...
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Lemme buy you a drink, Scottie. I never watched Seinfeld either. I actually tried about five minutes just because Michael Richards, the Kramer guy, was very funny years ago on a SNL rip-off called "Fridays."
But I couldn't stand the Princess or the Alexander guy...Seinfeld himself was completely de-constructed on an SNL skit where a comedian in a vest keeps asking; "Hey, I wanna know!"
Yeah, I'm a curmudgeon, too.
But I couldn't stand the Princess or the Alexander guy...Seinfeld himself was completely de-constructed on an SNL skit where a comedian in a vest keeps asking; "Hey, I wanna know!"
Yeah, I'm a curmudgeon, too.
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Damn, Weekenders! You and me agreeing on something? Gleep!The Weekenders wrote:Lemme buy you a drink, Scottie. I never watched Seinfeld either.
I detested Seinfeld and I find the inescapabale reruns to be infinitely worse that an unanaesthetized root canal job.
I was hooked on Friends for the first few years, but grew increasingly unreceptive to the almost adolescent angst of an improbable group of now-thirty-somethings. Come to think of it, I think I outgrew sitcoms.
On Thursday early I 've started watching a Fox (Satan's Own Network)thing called "Tru Callings". It's probably best classed as a fantasy-drama, but the lead actress is easily worth an hour of watching a week.
I may watch Friends tomorrow night. And I may not.