Doug thinking he is on a sitcom - 'Til Death (2006) Discussion

[–] Galley99 14 years ago

What, you didn't like the part where he admitted to Dr. Balik that he felt like he had three or four different girlfriends?

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[–] joeyville 14 years ago

I thought it was kinda cute. If they don't continue it that is.

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[–] mjh4255 14 years ago

and when Doug & Ally talked about other sitcoms and TV Shows where a number of different actors & actresses played the same character on several old shows like Rosanne -- it was as if they prodeucers are admitting how annoying it is to constantly change people playing the same character.

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[–] religa 14 years ago

When they first had this happen i thought it was funny because I thought that would be the only time it happened, but they just kept doing it.

It got a little old, however, the part where Doug was in the tree and the black guy skates by was by far the best part of this gag.

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[–] alesisqs61 14 years ago

I think it's pretty original as far as I know...and I love it.

The series has only gotten better since it appears to be filmed with reckless abandon.

http://www.vimeo.com/1986276
http://www.youtube.com/user/alphazoom

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[–] sponix 14 years ago

I hate that they keep changing actors for the daughter.

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[–] anthonyking1984 14 years ago

Yeah, Timm Sharp's character is quite possibly the most unique, interesting part of 'Til Death.

Good Times

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[–] kchai8 14 years ago

Yes, I can't stand that bit either. I've recently been DVRing the show and find it so displeasing that I fast-forward through those scenes.

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[–] achope246 14 years ago

Ugh, I can't stand it either. And constantly changing the daughter is getting on my nerves too.

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[–] captspastic 14 years ago

How many Allison's are they going to have anyway?

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[–] nythawk68 14 years ago

I guess they will stop with this 4th girl as the show was unfortunately cancelled recently. Too bad as I always look forward to Death. Especially since they added the Doug knowing he's on a sitcom plot. I think it's high-larious.

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[–] james676 14 years ago

What's even more sad is that the cast thought they were on a sitcom!

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[–] dgreatunknown 14 years ago

I like how he points out the impossiblities that occur in sitcoms all the time, like cast changes (i.e. Darrin syndrom) or when the television is just turned on it's about the subject at hand.

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[–] empirejeff 11 years ago

o well

Nan Adams, age twenty-seven. She was driving to California; to Los Angeles. She didn't make it.

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[–] jstnxprsn 11 years ago

I could not disagree more. I think that one of the funniest and most original bits ever done in a sitcom.

Doug's my favorite character on the show, anyway.

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