cunego59 wrote: Just wanted to inform you that the best comedy show ever, Community, started into its fourth season last thursday. If you don't know it, go watch it! If you already know it, go watch it again!
Wait, there is another new series of Red Dwarf or new Monty Python coming? These are the best comedy series ever (at least fo me).
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
don't really like it. only like the Paintball episode's
Spoiler
best comedy show ever: Scrubs
The paintball episodes are indeed just awesome I'm completely agreeing on Scrubs, but it makes me wonder why you don't like Community that much, since I think it has a similar humor.
Not at all, because the difference is that Community is actually funny...
But yeah the start of season 4 was much better than I thought given that Dan Harmon was kicked off the show. Hopefully they can keep it up a bit and let the show run its course in a dignified manner.
So I've just discovered this show called X-Fire from 2001 in the UK, which is a gameshow... but paintball style...
So I've just discovered this show called X-Fire from 2001 in the UK, which is a gameshow... but paintball style...
Jesus christ that show was low budget and tacky.
Still i remember watching each episode on Channel 4 each and every week...
Yeah I've only seen the first episode. It is hilarious. Some of it is pretty bad but at times it is legitimately quite tense and incredible. It just makes me have nostalgia over the times that I've been paintballing.
Of course That one's classic It's a pity that it's not on air anymore in Germany (at least as far as I know), but as a young teenager, I loved to watch it!
Mresuperstar wrote:
Been hooked on Raising Hope for the past few weeks since I found it on Netflix. Would recommend it if you like crazy low-class family gimmick comedies, the writers are just brilliant. And the character progression is well done which doesn't happen often for American TV.
Wow! Thanks for making me notice this show It looks pretty amazing from the first episodes.
Mresuperstar wrote:
Been hooked on Raising Hope for the past few weeks since I found it on Netflix. Would recommend it if you like crazy low-class family gimmick comedies, the writers are just brilliant. And the character progression is well done which doesn't happen often for American TV.
Wow! Thanks for making me notice this show It looks pretty amazing from the first episodes.
Glad to see somebody else likes it. I personally think the 2nd season is better then first. And the progression that is being made in the 3rd season right now is crazy. New episode tonight.
Oh, and Shannon Woodward is pretty easy on the eyes as well, so there's that. Edited by Mresuperstar on 12-02-2013 16:00
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
don't really like it. only like the Paintball episode's
Spoiler
best comedy show ever: Scrubs
The paintball episodes are indeed just awesome I'm completely agreeing on Scrubs, but it makes me wonder why you don't like Community that much, since I think it has a similar humor.
Scrubs just has something that Community just doesn't have
Ian Butler wrote:
Heard everywhere it's great. But I have no money to go to the movies so I've to wait for the DVD release on Amazon!
There is also the other way.
Sorry, mate, not into that. Have a +700 dvd collection. Haven't downloaded a movie/series or song in my life. Just spend €15 on buying an album from the Beatles, one from the Velvet Underground and two Pink Floyd albums. (it was that or Django Unchained)
No need to be sorry, you are the good one here
I would for change never buy a music cd, even more when some of the musicians are dead and some business man is earning on it. I feel that music should bee done for free, not as a job...
Avin Wargunnson wrote:
No need to be sorry, you are the good one here
I would for change never buy a music cd, even more when some of the musicians are dead and some business man is earning on it. I feel that music should bee done for free, not as a job...
Well sure, if the people who listened to their music paid for their food, rent, etc.
I personally take the stance that if it is an independent record label or a self-produced album then I'll buy it for sure. Thankfully most of my favourite bands do it that way and thus most of the profit goes to them.
Avin Wargunnson wrote:
No need to be sorry, you are the good one here
I would for change never buy a music cd, even more when some of the musicians are dead and some business man is earning on it. I feel that music should bee done for free, not as a job...
Well sure, if the people who listened to their music paid for their food, rent, etc.
I personally take the stance that if it is an independent record label or a self-produced album then I'll buy it for sure. Thankfully most of my favourite bands do it that way and thus most of the profit goes to them.
You speak from my mind Count, i forgot to add that i would never bought a AAA label product, this not applies to independent labels and even more when i pretty often buy vinyls or cds from the band itself after their concert in the clubs. So you dont feed any other people on the way and it usually costs at least half of usual price of new Rihanna album,or similar shit.
So after years of having promised myself to give Friday Night Lights a chance, I finally did. Watched the first 12 episodes today ... and it's harsh for someone like me who's used to only watching sitcoms like Friends and How I Met Your Mother. I mean - it's really great, otherwise I wouldn't have lasted 12 episodes, but the good/bad thing ratio is like 10/90 pct. Give me a chance
(Oh, and no spoilers, please. Will keep watching)
Edited by CrueTrue on 16-02-2013 23:53
so I've to wait for the DVD release on Amazon! 
