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Here is a great "synopsis" of why The Wire is so great. If you haven't seen it or have tried and don't "get" why it's so damn good. What are you doing in a TV draft???
There's a TON of "lost" episodes, but yes, not really "seasons" (blame early TV).
Nope. Mr R is on vacation, so we're going out for the day. Which is why I'm leaving you a pick or two.
It's not a complaint. It's saying why I didn't have it that high on the list.Starting already, huh?
Well, I do have to keep up my reputation. I wouldn't want to disappoint you.Starting already, huh?
I’ve only bumped into Imperioli - in a TriBeCa wine store with his mom, on Mother’s Day. He couldn’t have been nicer.
I also have a friend of the family who's brother dated Dr. Melfi for quite awhile... I did see her at a few events for that family... no good stories made it back to me though, so that's all I got...
Really hard to pick favorite episodes but if anyone is unsure if they would like it, I think The Dinner Party is by far and away, the greatest comedy series episode ever. Especially if you know the characters a bit.
I used to always read “pistol whipped” in books & wonder what the heck that was supposed to be. After Goodfellas came out I never had that thought again.
Love that episode, but I also like cringy, unconfortable sort of comedy and that episode is full of that with Michael and Janet going at it. Thanks - now you have that song by Hunter in my head.
My favorite part is when Jim tries to escape with the fake flooded apartment story and is willing to leave Pam behind when Michael says there’s no need for both of them to leave.Love that episode, but I also like cringy, unconfortable sort of comedy and that episode is full of that with Michael and Janet going at it. Thanks - now you have that song by Hunter in my head.
I took her by the haaaaaand... She maaaaaade me a man...Love that episode, but I also like cringy, unconfortable sort of comedy and that episode is full of that with Michael and Janet going at it. Thanks - now you have that song by Hunter in my head.
Lmao. That and the charades when it's Michael's part. "His name is Tom and he went on a Cruuuuuise"
One of the best episodes of any show ever. Michael’s TV lol and the song by Hunter, everything about it is goldOh and also last quote from that episode.
Jan: "oh its ready the osso bucco just needs to braise for another 3 hours"
Pam: "3 hours from now or 3 hours from when you started cooking earlier?"
Jan: "you know Pam in Spain, they don't even start dinner until midnight"
Michael "when in Rome!"
Totally unrelated, are you joining us for the genrepalooza?His babysitter
i deleted - you should too - but its a point which begs defining, esp in the Golden Age.
for 1950 to 1970?Groundbreaking gold standards. But I doubt they end up 1 & 2.
They’re the Sammy Baugh/Don Hutson of this draft. No denying their greatness.
Fight me.
I could easily see a top 5 that doesn't include one and a top 10 that doesn't include the other. Opinions vary.
For me, it's not really historical significance - they are still funny now. I love them both. The others you're alluding to... not as much.I could easily see a top 5 that doesn't include one and a top 10 that doesn't include the other. Opinions vary.
People have been telling me for six decades these are the two GOAT sitcoms. I've always been dubious. I appreciate their historical significance and love both of them.
ETA: if the category was 50s only, much stronger case for your point
Just the bold. I have no life. Sorry guys. Hang on.Is zow one of these fbgers with jobs and lives and stuff?
