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That line about protesting the wrong Korea sounded really familiar and I'm ashamed I can't remember where I know it from. I'll echo some of the other comments here in that this was a "gimmick" episode done very well, in that everybody was acting just like their own characters. Contrast that with the Law & Order episode, where the parody rewrote the entire structure of the show.
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Sakarja posted:Show's gonna last Six unaired episodes on a DVD and a blooper reel!
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Pierce died in the process of preparing a grandiose final monument to himself, a monument whose value was inflated by his persistent denial insisting that his sperm were "hyper-virile" instead of sterile. If that's not a character-appropriate way to die, I don't know what is.
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Ape Agitator posted:Pierce's masterstroke. Nice.
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Jan 18, 2014 01:50
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It's possible to like somebody personally and be unable to work with them professionally. I know I've had coworkers over the years that were great to hang out with outside of work, while being a giant pain when in the office.
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An article on NBCSports.com caught my eye. It had nothing to do with die rolls or coin flips.
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Apr 11, 2014 05:16
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I'm okay with this. While Season Five was a giant upswing in quality, a lot of it was pretty joyless.
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juniperjones posted:Then why did they go out like they did? With a stupid, pointless GI Joe episode and a finale I still haven't watched? The season started a lot stronger than it ended. The GI Joe episode was pushed way back in the schedule because they didn't finish it until like the morning it aired. I bet they wish it could have aired earlier.
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