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), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. 
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
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"THESE AREN'T THE DROIDS I'M LOOKING FOR."
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
of course it'll pass, but it still remains one of the funnier shows on. same with futurama.. no one talks about this show anymore, but it was arguably one of the better ones on at the time. still holds up, imho
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"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
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Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. This pretty much sums it up perfectly.
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Originally posted by: greencapt
The scene that never fails to crack me up is at Peter's boss' funeral when he does the 'Hulk' tv show riff on Jesus.
The scene that never fails to crack me up is at Peter's boss' funeral when he does the 'Hulk' tv show riff on Jesus.
"As Christians, we believe that Jesus is not dead. But he must make the world believe that he is dead, until he can find a way to control the raging spirit that dwells within him" *merges the pictures of "regular" and "hulk" Jesus together* "da-da-da-daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"
I laughed for almost 5 minutes straight when I saw that. It's become like a catch-phrase with a friend of mine. Totally classic.
Is anyone watching American Dad? At first I didn't care for it, but then it grew on me. Definitely worth watching.
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Priceless!'American Dad' I do find very watchable, if not as memorable.
PS: And maybe 'Hulk' jokes are just funny, but the whole Stewie gag with the walkig out of the room to the Bill Bixby/Hulk theme and the end credits bit with Stewie hitchhiking... ahhhahahaaaaa.
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(Two cars stoped at a road, Peter and a talking Deer are looking at the cars)
Peter: "It's only a small scratch I don't see any reason to get the insurance."
Deer: "Yes but I still want to get your record file..."
Peter: "But it's not even..."
Deer: "I know I know I just feel more secure if I have your record."
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Originally posted by: greencapt
I couldn't quote it because I didn't want to start laughing out lous to myself at work. Priceless!
'American Dad' I do find very watchable, if not as memorable.
PS: And maybe 'Hulk' jokes are just funny, but the whole Stewie gag with the walkig out of the room to the Bill Bixby/Hulk theme and the end credits bit with Stewie hitchhiking... ahhhahahaaaaa.
I couldn't quote it because I didn't want to start laughing out lous to myself at work.
Priceless!'American Dad' I do find very watchable, if not as memorable.
PS: And maybe 'Hulk' jokes are just funny, but the whole Stewie gag with the walkig out of the room to the Bill Bixby/Hulk theme and the end credits bit with Stewie hitchhiking... ahhhahahaaaaa.
LOL! Yes...that too is a running joke with us.
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Originally posted by: ricarleite
My favorite scene from Family Guy is when Peter's son remembers the time Peter hit a deer with his car, something like:
(Two cars stoped at a road, Peter and a talking Deer are looking at the cars)
Peter: "It's only a small scratch I don't see any reason to get the insurance."
Deer: "Yes but I still want to get your record file..."
Peter: "But it's not even..."
Deer: "I know I know I just feel more secure if I have your record."
My favorite scene from Family Guy is when Peter's son remembers the time Peter hit a deer with his car, something like:
(Two cars stoped at a road, Peter and a talking Deer are looking at the cars)
Peter: "It's only a small scratch I don't see any reason to get the insurance."
Deer: "Yes but I still want to get your record file..."
Peter: "But it's not even..."
Deer: "I know I know I just feel more secure if I have your record."
ROTFLOL! Classic.
Or about when they were talking about WASPS, originally meant as the insects, then they switch to a scene of a rich family at a dinner table. The husband says something nasty, then the wife says "I do know about civility at the dinner table", then the husband says to the daughter "Dear, did you know your mother is a whore?".
Also, who can forget those EPIC fights with the chicken? That rules. They interviewed one of the writers on the local radio station here about a month ago. He said they just kind of threw in the first one as a lark, but got such a large reaction from the audience that they decided to do it again.
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Originally posted by: JediSage
Also, who can forget those EPIC fights with the chicken? That rules. They interviewed one of the writers on the local radio station here about a month ago. He said they just kind of threw in the first one as a lark, but got such a large reaction from the audience that they decided to do it again.
Also, who can forget those EPIC fights with the chicken? That rules. They interviewed one of the writers on the local radio station here about a month ago. He said they just kind of threw in the first one as a lark, but got such a large reaction from the audience that they decided to do it again.
I have seen only the first fight, that was amazing, it was supposed to be just a small daydream-esqe joke, but it never ended, it went on and on!
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Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
Originally posted by: TheSessler
It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
What's wrong with my statement?
The general public is off on another tangent now and no one hears about EpIII from the media and merchandise is disappearing from the stores, and seeing as the general public is controlled by the media and the merchandising machine, Star Wars is out of sight, out of mind(barring the fan community of course, who will never forget anything).
Haven't you noticed no one is quoting Napoleon Dynamite anymore? The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
What's wrong with my statement?
The general public is off on another tangent now and no one hears about EpIII from the media and merchandise is disappearing from the stores, and seeing as the general public is controlled by the media and the merchandising machine, Star Wars is out of sight, out of mind(barring the fan community of course, who will never forget anything).
I know, I know. I meant that I'm sure that they haven't forgotten about it completely. They never will as long as the other films and TV shows reference it, and the *cringe* media continues to use Star Wars fans as the butt of their jokes.
Originally posted by: TheSessler
Haven't you noticed no one is quoting Napoleon Dynamite anymore? The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
What's wrong with my statement?
The general public is off on another tangent now and no one hears about EpIII from the media and merchandise is disappearing from the stores, and seeing as the general public is controlled by the media and the merchandising machine, Star Wars is out of sight, out of mind(barring the fan community of course, who will never forget anything).
I know, I know. I meant that I'm sure that they haven't forgotten about it completely. They never will as long as the other films and TV shows reference it, and the *cringe* media continues to use Star Wars fans as the butt of their jokes.
Originally posted by: TheSessler
Haven't you noticed no one is quoting Napoleon Dynamite anymore? The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
Yes. *sniff*
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
What's wrong with my statement?
The general public is off on another tangent now and no one hears about EpIII from the media and merchandise is disappearing from the stores, and seeing as the general public is controlled by the media and the merchandising machine, Star Wars is out of sight, out of mind(barring the fan community of course, who will never forget anything).
Haven't you noticed no one is quoting Napoleon Dynamite anymore? The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
Originally posted by: Adamwankenobi
Originally posted by: TheSessler
It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me.
I used to watch this show all the time, but then it got really popular at my school and EVERYBODY started quoting it all the time ( like Napoleon Dynamite
), so I just stopped watching it out of frustration. I'll still watch it occasionally though and it never fails to amuse me. It'll pass, as it always does. Just like this year with Star Wars, most people have already forgotten Episode III.
What's wrong with my statement?
The general public is off on another tangent now and no one hears about EpIII from the media and merchandise is disappearing from the stores, and seeing as the general public is controlled by the media and the merchandising machine, Star Wars is out of sight, out of mind(barring the fan community of course, who will never forget anything).
Haven't you noticed no one is quoting Napoleon Dynamite anymore? The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
Really? I still here people quoting it around here....
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Originally posted by: TheSessler
The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
The Shirts disappeared from Wal-Mart.
I don't think it's that they disappeared so much as it is that they sold out in time for Christmas. You'll see more.
--Vizzini (Wallace Shawn), The Princess Bride
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