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Maybe I like the misery
looks crap - sell it to me
there's no point posting the titles of shows if you don't say a few words about them


The Wire? Can't say I've heard of it? Is it good, then?
I think Holly Hunter produces it as well, can't imagine how she got involved in such a dreadful project.Didn't Dirt get cancelled after only one series or something though?Looks like you've seen most of the good stuff. What about Dirt the one where monica from friends plays a tabloid editor. Sounds awful but is v good.
Season 3? Of Mad Men? Not out, is it?
In his Inferno, Dante never described a torture with which to punish 80s sitcom stars. But if he did, working on ALF for all eternity would win hands down.
ALF creator and head puppeteer Paul Fusco epitomized eccentricity. By "eccentricity," we mean "he sorta fuckin' believed ALF was real" and demanded nothing but the best for his cash cow. In practical terms, this meant that multiple puppeteers needed 14 trap doors built into the show's set to manipulate the puppet.
Keep in mind, the set was living-room sized. Take a glance at your living room floor, and imagine it's riddled with over one dozen Viet Cong tiger traps. Now imagine having to walk around that space without ever looking down because you're too busy making eye contact with a horrifying puppet with a syphilitic phallus for a nose.
Resetting the trap doors was an arduous process, as the only alternative was to let actors randomly fall to their deaths. Shoots, therefore, took much longer than usual, which exhausted the actors, but was the only way to avoid being the subject of a "broken neck" storyline next week.
The cast did this deadly waltz for five long years causing Andrea Elson, who played daughter Lynn Tanner, to say, "If ALF had gone one more year, everybody would have lost it." It's worth noting that Elson went on to appear regularly in absolutely nothing else. When someone whose career highlights include guest spots on Step by Step and something called Frankenstein: The College Years says her only starring role in a TV Show sucked, we believe her.
Didn't Dirt get cancelled after only one series or something though?
Courtney Cox Arquette is apparently now in a series called Cougar Town, about older women and younger men. Don't know if it's broadcast in the UK though.
yeah, but stalled at the second series - need to give that another go, but s2 didn't compel me in the same way s1 did
Season 3? Of Mad Men? Not out, is it?
4 pages in and no mention of The Sopranos or My Name Is Earl.
Sheesh

I just read this fucking awesome article about ALF.
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ALF is much more funny if you know the set was a fucking death trap.

Anyone mentioned the shield yet? I find it to be the Morphine alongside the Wire Heroin. Most other shows are simply codeine
yeah seen that up to s6
Aha - have you thought about Sons of Anarchy that i posted before? Just downloading it now, the quotes on imdb about it are very good, and has the always-superb Ron Perlman in it.
Torrent S1
Season 3? Of Mad Men? Not out, is it?
Yeah, episode 9 of the 3rd series airs tomorrow on AMC.
Almost nobody watches it, but Big Love is a great show. A fundamentalist mormon and his three wives live their secretly polygamist life in Sandy, Utah. It starts out quite lightheartedly but as the series goes on the darker side of things becomes apparent. From the heartache of his first wife and their children to the crazy shit on the FLDS compounds, including the trafficking of young girls.