#21

Well then get fucked

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#22

Okey dokey. Enjoy your thread

#23

no wait come back! i’ll take it!

#24

Twin Peaks to confirm should just be 1st and last of the original run.

#25

Why

#26

Tempted to do this with the simpsons

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#27

Because the revival is a separate series called The Return and is represented as such in IMDB etc.

#28

You’ve never seen The Simpsons?

#29

it’s the continuation of the story. plus it’s funnier that way

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#30

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#31

I could potentially do game of thrones. Seen clips on gogglebox but apart from that I’m clean - looks shite.

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#32

Films are too long but are at least a one off. TV episodes are the right length but then there are nearly always too many of them.

Bin them both off imo.

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#33

Barred!

#34

i’ve already seen the first few seasons but might force myself to watch the last episode of Roseanne

#35

Stuff that I’ve not seen one minute of that folk on here go on about loads:

  • Parks & Recreation
  • It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia
  • Arrested Development

Also never seen any of Mad Men or How I Met Your Mother. Are any of these even vaguely worth watching?

EDIT: Also - Curb Your Enthusiasm…

#36

Ooh, I guess I could do this one. I saw the first episode once and didn’t care for it then I saw people banging on about how the blackface stuff really wasn’t actually racist so fuck that show.

#37

Mad Men: yes (seen every episode)
How I Met Your Mother: lol of course not! (never seen an episode but you can tell from clips and the sort of people who think it’s funny)

#38

boring

great at its best. a bit ‘edgy’ early on and a bit patchy now though

original run is absolutely brilliant but don’t watch the Netflix revival

dunno

absolute shit

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#39

We skipped the first season of Parks & Rec (on recommendation) and I’ve still never seen it. I think like with so many comedies that get lauded (e.g. Schitt’s Creek) they take a season or so to warm up. I think we didn’t really get into P&R until midway through S3. Not sure if it’s that the writing improves, or that so much of US shows is built around a sort of self-referencing aspect that makes a laugh happen because of expectation though.

#40

i’ve seen lots of the ‘good’ Parks and Rec episodes too. it’s…fine. struggle to get any more excited about it than that really. only one character who is any good.

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