I guess it's inescapable in US media.

[joystreet]

I've reviewed seasons one and two. Not bad. Not bad. I'm halfway into season three now and it's becoming increasingly obvious that the backbone of the story is the whole Pam & Jim thing, which I think is a cheap backbone to have. It's the only strong link from episode to episode I can find. Other themes, such as the threat of downsizing and that

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two interesting viewpoints on men and women in sitcoms

[anonymous]

1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z8j4QJ0oiY&feature=related

2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iir5sj4efg8

Re: two interesting viewpoints on men and women in sitcoms

[joystreet]

Thanks for those. I appreciated the Aussie's points, a lot. I found Maher's bit to be so cheap and disappointing... and... common.