How's it going, Todd?" in a backroom. Yes, THAT'S the most serious example of non-realism in the show.
Bwhahaha! Yes, that's exactly what I though, as well. Of all the unrealistisms to select, TODD?
I don't believe they started out with a political agenda, except the vague, broad one of showing gay life/gay sex in an in-your-face manner. Tackling specific issues and using sledge-hammer propaganda came later.
I do agree with that, which is what I meant when I wrote that it had promised so much more. Not just DonRan, who seemed to say something different depending on the state of their colons that morning, I meant, the promise of the show at the beginning. Thanks for clarifying the point.
a little charm and wit would have gone a long way. Both were missing by season 5.
Lesbians. Need I say more?
Hello, that's Gale and Randy's chemistry you're taking credit for, instead of thanking the TV gods for your outrageous good fortune! Amazing chemistry between the leads, and some great timing of the show in general, yep
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Not just DonRan, who seemed to say something different depending on the state of their colons that morning
*Dies*
Of course I agree with the poster. Read some of the comments and it just makes my head hurt. G&R and their great chemistry is why the show lasted as long as it did, not because of anything CowLip did. Least of all their "writing", if one can call it that.
Yeah, I'm still in the camp that truly believes it would have been best if it had been abruptly yanked between S3 and 4 hiatus, for no good reason. 314, end. kthx.
not because of anything CowLip did
BUT THEY GAVE US THE SHOW!!!!!
Yes, they produced an interesting version of RTD's concept. They also gave us dialog that only rarely transcended this:
Lindsay: It just goes to show, if you love someone long enough and hard enough...
Mel: You get a sore ass?
Ah, the joys of Cowsuckage. Although I don't want to take away from them, I think they are marvelous producers of soft core music videos...
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Bwhahaha! Yes, that's exactly what I though, as well. Of all the unrealistisms to select, TODD?
I don't believe they started out with a political agenda, except the vague, broad one of showing gay life/gay sex in an in-your-face manner. Tackling specific issues and using sledge-hammer propaganda came later.
I do agree with that, which is what I meant when I wrote that it had promised so much more. Not just DonRan, who seemed to say something different depending on the state of their colons that morning, I meant, the promise of the show at the beginning. Thanks for clarifying the point.
a little charm and wit would have gone a long way. Both were missing by season 5.
Lesbians. Need I say more?
Hello, that's Gale and Randy's chemistry you're taking credit for, instead of thanking the TV gods for your outrageous good fortune!
Amazing chemistry between the leads, and some great timing of the show in general, yep ( ... )
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*Dies*
Of course I agree with the poster. Read some of the comments and it just makes my head hurt. G&R and their great chemistry is why the show lasted as long as it did, not because of anything CowLip did. Least of all their "writing", if one can call it that.
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not because of anything CowLip did
BUT THEY GAVE US THE SHOW!!!!!
Yes, they produced an interesting version of RTD's concept. They also gave us dialog that only rarely transcended this:
Lindsay: It just goes to show, if you love someone long enough and hard enough...
Mel: You get a sore ass?
Ah, the joys of Cowsuckage. Although I don't want to take away from them, I think they are marvelous producers of soft core music videos...
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LOL!!!
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