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Saying "Dad" is a short version of "my dad".
Nope, just an employee, at least originally
The movie kind of wanders around the timeline. Sometimes it's '62, sometimes '63, sometimes even as late as '67 (the year Gus Grissom died). So it's not really possible to say with any degree of accuracy.
They did not, not even in the credits. They presumably would have had to get the rights, but the characters are so recognizable that they really didn't need to even do that.
Originally branded and used as a breakfast option. Only later did they decide to market them as a snack.
A brother of whom?
His wife, by the way, later got the lead in One Day at a Time.
Hey, if you're laughing enough, you don't notice any laugh track! :)
That's what people used to say about MASH. Certainly true for me with both shows.
But a lot of the stuff they talk about on the show - Zork, Campaign for North Africa, Magic: the Gathering clones, comic book heroes, and so on - are familiar to much older folks.
Written for millennials in what way? Examples?
slashfilm.com isn't a reputable source. find a video where he actually says it.
That quote is about script writing, not directing, and was said by Carrie Fisher, Burger King Boy.
Agreed!
Good storytelling, interesting characters, fine acting and a great Irish setting. Both funny and tense, a good mix and a good job by the Obamas. Hope they do many more seasons. 8/10
Sad that it appears to have been due to a drinking problem. Those demons can be difficult to overcome, and sometimes they afflict the persons one least expects.
https://youtu.be/ZlTPM5u2rus
There's a recent interview on YouTube where Potts and Perry say they are still waiting to hear.
Not sure we'll watch this show. The humor in the previous two shows came from the fact that Sheldon was such a fish out of water. Without that element, the show will probably lose most of its appeal.
Suspect that while Lorre knows how to write a show, he's not that good at coming up with an idea for one. The ideas for Two & a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon all came from someone else.
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.
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