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"My wife has been sleeping with every damned Tom, Dick, and Harry in town. She's been just having a Thanksgiving dinner of sex with every man she can find." "Don't worry I'm your best friend you can always talk to me." *kiss*
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The Cookie Monster posted:"She's been just having a Thanksgiving dinner of sex with every man she can find." I'm gonna start describing loose women this way from now on
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Skittle Wood posted:I'm not sure what the gently caress was up with the anti-trans joke, but my trans roommate and I were not amused.  <- 
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Mr Viper posted:I'll be "that guy" and tell you that wasn't Tracy Morgan, it was Pierre, one of the regulars on the show.
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Mar 2, 2010 02:02
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It was kind of weird that Tim and Eric didn't actually do any sketches themselves and were just in the bookend parts.
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muscles like this? posted:It was kind of weird that Tim and Eric didn't actually do any sketches themselves and were just in the bookend parts. I had a feeling that something was off about that episode, but couldn't quite figure it out. Thanks.
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muscles like this? posted:It was kind of weird that Tim and Eric didn't actually do any sketches themselves and were just in the bookend parts. It's happened before, or pretty close. They feature less and less as they've built their weird little menagerie, but I don't think it's a bad thing at all.
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I figure out why Quall of Duty was so funny for me. I'm willing to bet they told David and Quall to act the parts out as best as they possibly could, and it was incredible. Also, I could watch Quall stand alone on the stage for hours and hours.
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TL posted:I figure out why Quall of Duty was so funny for me. I'm willing to bet they told David and Quall to act the parts out as best as they possibly could, and it was incredible. Hah, his faces tonight were priceless. The one he has on during the opening intro was great as well as the one before the credits roll... I love me some James Quall. I am so glad this episode was amazing. I am hoping they can keep this momentum rolling for all of season Cinco.
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I've been enjoying Tim's tweets about Leno. "Pizza Hut sending one frozen mushroom pizza to every American who watches tonight show tonight!! Call in and let them know you watched!"
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Speaking of Tracy Morgan, isn't there a subplot in Cop Out about Tracy's wife cheating? Quall of Duty is funnier for me if I imagine Quall as Bruce Willis and DLH as Tracy Morgan.
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I just watched the episode online (I forgot Season Cinco was premiering until a couple days ago  ) and I would kill to see a full 30-60 minute 'episode' of Quall of Duty. I nearly lost it at the scene where DLH and his puppet were busting the guy for prostitution. The interrogation scene was pretty hilarious as well.The rest of the skits were pretty hilarious, especially the Morning Meditations (I think that's what it was called, it had that somewhat ugly lady making weird noises), and the Brule's Rules. I was laughing through most of it and only stopped when I wanted to see/hear what was going on and/or catch my breath. I hope the rest of the season either meets or tops this episode. 
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I love that they worked the puppets into Quall of Duty. I don't remember doing that before for the other skits of this kind they worked DLH into (Back to Squall, the winter house party, etc).
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I always hate the gross-out sketches, but they always seem to have something redeeming about them, like Pierre. Plus the bride was pretty hot.
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Zapf Dingbat posted:I always hate the gross-out sketches, but they always seem to have something redeeming about them, like Pierre. She was also interviewed by Dunn in one sketch, and I think she's been in others too. A good looking women and seemingly a good sport.
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YancyDCjew posted:She was also interviewed by Dunn in one sketch, and I think she's been in others too. A good looking women and seemingly a good sport. Yep, Tanese Gray: http://video.adultswim.com/tim-and-eric-awesome-show-great-job/shot-dunn.html Plibt.
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Hi I'm Tanese and i'd like to sing... sexy for you.
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YancyDCjew posted:She was also interviewed by Dunn in one sketch, and I think she's been in others too. A good looking women and seemingly a good sport. She and that guy were in the "Not Jackie Chan" sketch as a couple too. Also, that Diarrhea stopper sketch was funny because Jack MacBryer's (or however it's spelled) reactions when he's inside the guy's rectum and swept away by diarrhea.
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Gaseous Snake posted:He may not be cute but he's an ok man. He's a weird man, but he's taller than your father. Not really.
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I will always remember the guy getting married as the "Tiny Hats" guy. That was him, wasn't it? His best man was the same guy he saved from the evil doll. Any idea if the haircuts stay with Tim and Eric throughout the season?
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Mike_V posted:She and that guy were in the "Not Jackie Chan" sketch as a couple too. Yeah, that was hilarious. I also loved how he was terribly CGI'd into the ending credits. Strenuous Manflurry posted:I will always remember the guy getting married as the "Tiny Hats" guy. That was him, wasn't it? His best man was the same guy he saved from the evil doll. Yes, that was definitely the Tiny Hats guys. "I was spying on you during your date and I noticed your dolls were alive, so I took them out."
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TL posted:I figure out why Quall of Duty was so funny for me. I'm willing to bet they told David and Quall to act the parts out as best as they possibly could, and it was incredible. Having been accosted by David for change outside of a non related show, I can confirm these people are no joke. They are the real deal and they couldn't get them to "act" that way if they wanted. It's all real. They are nut jobs. Great start to the new and last season. Can't wait for Awesome Con this year... if there will be one.
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AxeManiac posted:Having been accosted by David for change outside of a non related show, I can confirm these people are no joke. I'm sure you've recounted the story before, but he "accosted" you for change? On an unrelated note, it would be pretty funny to make a list of the real crazies on Tim and Eric, and the sane people playing crazies. We know people like DLH and Quall are insane, and Richard Dunn is just merrily awkward, but other people seem to fall in a gray area. Ben Hur, for example. Does he only barely understand english or something? As somebody pointed out earlier, he thanked Tim after being berated, and his gimmick, if it is a gimmick, is that he speaks broken english. Then there are other guys--Druwing, Austar, and so on.
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:Ben Hur, for example. Does he only barely understand english or something? As somebody pointed out earlier, he thanked Tim after being berated, and his gimmick, if it is a gimmick, is that he speaks broken english. Then there are other guys--Druwing, Austar, and so on. I don't know, if it was true that Ben Hur really doesn't understand English that well, and they were still using it to make him the but of jokes and yelling at him knowing he wouldn't understand, it seems like it would be a bit more mean-spirited than Tim and Eric have appeared in interviews, where they're always emphasizing that they try to laugh along with rather than at DLH, Quall, etc.
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Chairman Capone posted:I don't know, if it was true that Ben Hur really doesn't understand English that well, and they were still using it to make him the but of jokes and yelling at him knowing he wouldn't understand, it seems like it would be a bit more mean-spirited than Tim and Eric have appeared in interviews, where they're always emphasizing that they try to laugh along with rather than at DLH, Quall, etc. To be fair, it seemed pretty clear Tim was yelling at Hur as part of a joke.
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I thought everyone that was on the Pierre's Old People Dancing skit worked on the Tim and Eric show, like Ben Hur, Druwing, Sit on You guy, but guess not. And speaking of DLH, I wonder if he got mad about the Jim and Derrek episode with Pierre mocking him. "I'm CRAZYYY!"
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Geodude posted:And speaking of DLH, I wonder if he got mad about the Jim and Derrek episode with Pierre mocking him. "I'm CRAZYYY!" According to an AV Club interview AV Club posted:AVC: What was David Liebe Hart's reaction to the more "hip" version of himself in that episode? Full link: http://www.avclub.com/articles/tim-and-eric,22902/ YankeeAirPirate posted:I've meant to post this every time I pass by this thread: Thank you, Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job, for stopping me watching Cartoon Network ever again after you were added to the lineup a couple years ago. I'm happier and healthier for it. Great Job!
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I've been thinking lately, and most of the people that I know who like T&E's stuff are really conscious, with-it people. So, kudos, T&E, to giving me a good barometer when I meet someone who likes the show.
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Mike_V posted:I've been thinking lately, and most of the people that I know who like T&E's stuff are really conscious, with-it people. So, kudos, T&E, to giving me a good barometer when I meet someone who likes the show. To me, it's been a mix. Lame and cool people alike dislike T&E. However, lame people are generally more vocal about their dislike, whereas cool people generally don't get emotional about it. I think this can be extended just about anything, though. YankeeAirPirate posted:Ya blew it.
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YankeeAirPirate posted:I've meant to post this every time I pass by this thread: Thank you, Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job, for stopping me watching Cartoon Network ever again after you were added to the lineup a couple years ago. I'm happier and healthier for it. wooah buddy the adult swim forums are that-a-way. Seriously though, if any of you guys are wondering about DLH & Quall read this, if you havent yet. http://myperegrination.com/Journal/Entries/2010/1/13_Suffering_from_a_Broken_Hart.html
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glompix posted:To me, it's been a mix. Lame and cool people alike dislike T&E. However, lame people are generally more vocal about their dislike, whereas cool people generally don't get emotional about it. I think this can be extended just about anything, though. Exactly. I don't like Lost at all, but I feel no need to register my dislike of it. I don't like several Adult Swim shows, either, but I don't rage on them. I just don't watch, or I give them a chance, find I dislike it and turn it off. Never quite understood why people have such strong feelings about shows, to the point they refuse to even watch a network anymore. Seems silly. Edit: Re YET ANOTHER FAG. What a story. The fact that Quall and David Liebe Hart live near each other is just too perfect. And this: We all began to exit David’s apartment. I was surprised to see the rotten cottage cheese in hand. David was actually going to throw it out. As he locked his apartment door he turned to James and requested that James throw it out for him. His exact words were, “Will you throw this out for me? I don’t want to slip, fall in to it, accidentally eat it, and get sick.” This is logic that baffles the normal person, but David honestly was concerned that this was a possibility. Without question James took the cottage cheese to throw out for his good friend. Strenuous Manflurry fucked around with this message at 00:05 on Mar 5, 2010 |
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Okay, reading over this old A/V Club article, what did ever happen to the Steve Brule spin-off? Also thank you all for providing material for me to read during work. VVV Oh, right. I'm denying antecedents all over the place today. glompix fucked around with this message at 01:02 on Mar 5, 2010 |
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glompix posted:To me, it's been a mix. Lame and cool people alike dislike T&E. However, lame people are generally more vocal about their dislike, whereas cool people generally don't get emotional about it. I think this can be extended just about anything, though. Well, I'm not talking about people who dislike it (I usually don't like ask someone straight up, usually it'll come up at some point), just that people who do like it are generally people on the level.
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glompix posted:Okay, reading over this old A/V Club article, what did ever happen to the Steve Brule spin-off? Also thank you all for providing material for me to read during work. One of them mentioned it on twitter saying it was still on, so I will hold on to that. About people liking it or not liking it, its always funny to me that it seems like, more than anything else, people get seriously offended by a comedy show they do not find funny. People can accept a dumb drama or something like that, but if its a comedy they do not get they will freak out and say such angry things.
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Clouseau posted:About people liking it or not liking it, its always funny to me that it seems like, more than anything else, people get seriously offended by a comedy show they do not find funny. People can accept a dumb drama or something like that, but if its a comedy they do not get they will freak out and say such angry things. Even more-so than not liking Tim and Eric, the general complaint is "I don't get it." And to me, that's just lazy, and it almost always means you didn't watch it past a few seconds. I know it's an esoteric, bizarre show, but it's actually not hard to understand after watching a couple of episodes. I first got into the Awesome Show because of the "Do Dah Do Do" song and dance, at which point I "got it." And not to commit blasphemy and compare T&E to Monty Python's Flying Circus, but any ballsy, trailblazing comedy program is going to have the "I don't get it" defense pulled on it. Just like you said, people will happily accept any other form of entertainment, as generic and bland as it may be, but will get downright livid at a quirky comedy show.
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YankeeAirPirate posted:I've meant to post this every time I pass by this thread: Thank you, Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job, for stopping me watching Cartoon Network ever again after you were added to the lineup a couple years ago. I'm happier and healthier for it. Clouseau posted:One of them mentioned it on twitter saying it was still on, so I will hold on to that. Strenuous Manflurry posted:Even more-so than not liking Tim and Eric, the general complaint is "I don't get it." And to me, that's just lazy, and it almost always means you didn't watch it past a few seconds. I know it's an esoteric, bizarre show, but it's actually not hard to understand after watching a couple of episodes.
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YET ANOTHER FAG posted:wooah buddy the adult swim forums are that-a-way. Thanks for this. Such a bittersweet article
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