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Not too crazy about the last episodes
Didn't see the point
Stuff that did not seem realistic
Kept waiting for it to get better
Does anyone remember the title of the book?
The "Die, Jerk" episode (S4 E8)
Very fun!
I think this was meant for me
Of all the presidents one could choose for a bio
Dark teal color in costumes and set designs of period pieces
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Pretty typical of all immigrants, really. Why there are Chinatowns and Little Italies and Little Saigons and Japantowns and Koreatowns and so on.
Yeah, weird that that didn't play out more.
Yes, the first one sucked most of the good juice out of that orange. Not that much left for a second.
To get more humor, they leaned hard into the Greekness, showing syndromes that to most people are unknown, but probably very familiar to Greek-Americans. As a consequence, Greek-Americans seem to like this movie better than the first one whereas everyone else kind of doesn't get the humor.
Who knows how they ever managed to make a third.
Might be a good time to mention that you should not spray Windex on your skin. Windex is intended for use on surfaces, not humans, and contains harsh ingredients that can irritate or burn your skin. These ingredients include ammonia, fragrances, dyes, detergents, and solvents. Windex's disinfecting properties can also kill healthy bacteria on your skin.
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Really? You equate work with getting a chance to go onto a game show? The courts see those as two verrry different things.
Word to Ophelia
Participation in the game show is voluntary. The putative contract would be take it or leave it.
How could such an agreement violate the law? Are you a judge or lawyer?
How would you know if he got consent or not? Everyone coming on the show must have known he was doing that? So there's implicit consent? Besides, they could have asked them to sign something before the show started.
Yes, that's a great example. More at
https://m.imdb.com/list/ls055579018/
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