I wish them well; and, until the show starts, Barry...I'm gonna rub my butt in this big pile of pudding. "You go, Lavon, that's awhole lot of pudding."
These guys are talented, but don't know how to pull in their eccentricities to make something people will actually want to watch. The Baxter? Stella? Could have been brilliant if they had kept their audience in mind a bit.
A ton of shows in the fifties (and at least early sixties) had commercials as part of the shows, like say Jed and Granny enjoying the smooth taste of Winston cigarettes during a break in the Beverly Hillbillies... and more recently there was The Dana Carvey show (aka The Taco Bell Dana Carvey Show, The Mug Root Beer Dana Carvey Show, etc.) It's hardly a first...
I don't care if it's a half-hour of Black and Showalter shilling for asbestos baby blankets, so long as it proves to be the appropriate vehicle for their unique style of humor. I've always loved these two, but their exploits on post-The State TV series (other than Viva Variety and the occasional genius guest spots on Reno 911) have fizzled. Please let this be the show that works!
This strikes me as the television equivalent of writing comments on Gawker about Gawker. But since I just made a comment about how it's sort of about that on here then that means I...no, no, there is not enough caffeine in the office to reach closure.
07/14/09
"You go, Lavon, that's awhole lot of pudding."
07/13/09
Thanks Kleenex!
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- Aaron Altman
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- The FTC
03/13/09
I had honestly never heard of this person before reading posts about her on here.
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03/13/09
1) Porn
2) Hyper-screeds
3) No more !Pine and !Elm.
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4) People no longer able to get laid in real life.
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