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Arrested Development
I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, where it (still) has a fighting chance. Some uneven parts, but still wickedly funny in its best moments. Such as...
David on tonight's episode bragging about having been two licensed professionals: an analyst and a therapist.
Lindsay: "Yes, and those business cards almost got you arrested".
CUT TO: a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist".
Um.
jaybee
David on tonight's episode bragging about having been two licensed professionals: an analyst and a therapist.
Lindsay: "Yes, and those business cards almost got you arrested".
CUT TO: a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist".
Um.
jaybee
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[nq:1]I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, where it (still) has a fighting chance. Some uneven parts, ... those business cards almost got you arrested".
- [nq:1]I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, where it (still) has a fighting chance.
- Some uneven parts, ...
- those business cards almost got you arrested".
- CUT TO: a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist".
- [/nq] Funny moments, but so far this season's been a disappointment to me (though, in all fairness, I thought the first two ranked among the best I've ever seen).
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[nq:1]I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, where it (still) has a fighting chance. Some uneven parts, ... those business cards almost got you arrested". CUT TO: a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist". Um.[/nq]
Funny moments, but so far this season's been a disappointment to me (though, in all fairness, I thought the first two ranked among the best I've ever see
Funny moments, but so far this season's been a disappointment to me (though, in all fairness, I thought the first two ranked among the best I've ever see
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[nq:1]Funny moments, but so far this season's been a disappointment to me (though, in all fairness, I thought the first two ranked among the best I've ever seen).[/nq]
I have tried and tried to get into this show and failed miserably.
It just doesn't make me laugh.
"They loved him up, and turned him into a... ***** toad." O Brother Where Art Thou?
I have tried and tried to get into this show and failed miserably.
It just doesn't make me laugh.
"They loved him up, and turned him into a... ***** toad." O Brother Where Art Thou?
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[nq:2]Funny moments, but so far this season's been a disappointment ... the first two ranked among the best I've ever seen).[/nq]
[nq:1]I have tried and tried to get into this show and failed miserably. It just doesn't make me laugh. "They loved him up, and turned him into a... ***** toad." O Brother Where Art Thou?[/nq]
I've tried to turn people to it, but some have had the same reaction
[nq:1]I have tried and tried to get into this show and failed miserably. It just doesn't make me laugh. "They loved him up, and turned him into a... ***** toad." O Brother Where Art Thou?[/nq]
I've tried to turn people to it, but some have had the same reaction
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[nq:1]I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, where it (still) has a fighting chance. Some uneven parts, ... and those business cards almost got you arrested". CUT TO: a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist".[/nq]
Benny Hill did gags like that.
For DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES only...
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Benny Hill did gags like that.
For DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES only...
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[nq:2]I'm glad they moved it from Sundays to a weeknight, ... a close up of a business card: "David Cross, analrapist".[/nq]
[nq:1]Benny Hill did gags like that.[/nq]
I know, ain't it great?!
jaybee
[nq:1]Benny Hill did gags like that.[/nq]
I know, ain't it great?!
jaybee
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