Well I grew up watching Drew Carey daily, if not that specific clip.
Well I grew up watching Drew Carey daily, if not that specific clip.
Everybody Loves Raymond > That 80s Show.
That 70s Show was fucking boss.
Drew Carey was pretty cool, it was popular around where I live (near Cleveland) for obvious reasons. The bar they based the show's bar on is in my old neighborhood, it has Drew Carey posters plastered in the windows now.
Totally didn't mean That 70s Show....that shit is awesome. That 80s Show was the worst thing to air on TV.....makes Raymond look like a god.
Raymond is shit. And I'm glad to see so many people agree. I hated it just about as much as I hated Seinfeld.
That 70s show was good for the first half or so of their airing. The latter half is just downright pathetic to watch.
As for that 80s show goes, didn't remember much of that, but that shit got pulled off the air within like 1 or 2 months
70s Show was great until Flanderization ruined all the characters but Hyde/Donna (only ones that didn't become caricatures imo). It got even shittier after Kelso/Eric left to pursue movies and they replaced them with Seth Meyers's brother (I think he is at least?)
I don't know what you're talking about, That 70s Show was over once Eric & Kelso left.
No one's brought up Fresh Prince, The Golden Girls or 3rd Rock from the Sun as good sitcoms. Color me surprised.
For all the hate people give Seinfeld, try sitting through episodes upon episodes of Full House. You'll spontaneously ignite from all the rage.
Seinfeld is one of the few shows pre <2000~ besides Fresh Prince that I have sat through episode after episode because of how unformulaic each episode was. 3rd Rock had its moments. But Newman was funnier on Seinfeld.
Also, Natalie Portman has now fucked 2/6 of the 70s show cast in movies. Guess Topher Grace will probably be the only other cast member to have a shot at nailing that onscreen?
Don't underestimate Fez, he pulls ridiculous pussy IRL, and he's due for a comeback any time now.
Fez has only done reality tv since it ended though, if I were him I'd just live off of 70s show royalties and keep fucking bitches irl lol
Hyde guest starred on an episode of Entourage and if what they had him talking about on the show was true, he has like 5 other jobs as a DJ, producer etc. that he did on the side, probably doing that full time now.
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Don't really see how this is teaching Sheen a lesson. It's not like he's going to suffer for this in any real way.
Even with what they pay him from all outward appearances Sheen isn't really saving his money, but if the writer's strike proved anything is that even a mid-season shutdown won't kill a show if there's enough money involved. Unless Sheen (or other cast members) outright quit--or Sheen dies--the beast is not slain.
The thing I love most about Charlie Sheen is how he just oozes sleaze at this point. They made such a good show of writing him into Wall Street 2 so audiences know what happened to his character as this philanthropist and you as the viewer completely don't buy it, because he looks coked the fuck out of his mind in the scene and is w/ 2 escorts lol.
Anyways, hope this show gets cancelled. For 2 reasons:
1) Having the Big Bang Theory as the #1 comedy on TV is just as funny b/c of how awful it is
2) Less episodes of this would mean its syndication run is shorter and I dont have to put up w/ it w/e I want to watch sitcoms on FX. (If Nick at Nite picks this up in like 10 years I'mma kill a nigga)
LOLUpdate: Sheen has now sent an open letter to TMZ responding to the decision to not put Two and a Half Men back into production this season. It reads:
"What does this say about Haim Levine [Chuck Lorre] after he tried to use his words to judge and attempt to degrade me. I gracefully ignored this folly for 177 shows ... I fire back once and this contaminated little maggot can't handle my power and can't handle the truth. I wish him nothing but pain in his silly travels especially if they wind up in my octagon. Clearly I have defeated this earthworm with my words -- imagine what I would have done with my fire breathing fists. I urge all my beautiful and loyal fans who embraced this show for almost a decade to walk with me side-by-side as we march up the steps of justice to right this unconscionable wrong.
Remember these are my people ... not yours...we will continue on together...
Charlie Sheen"