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Posted: 02/24/10, 08:57:26 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 09:09:27 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 14:24:01 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 17:45:09 |
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on: 02/24/10, 17:46:48 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 18:22:12 |
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Hey, Gomer Pyle impersonations are timeless, right? @-JKR-You know, 'highbrow' probably wasn't the best word to use. Subtle is probably better, but it doesn't fully explain what I mean. I'm not saying that people who don't like King of the Hill aren't discerning comedy fans. I'm saying that only discerning (character-driven) comedy fans could like King of the Hill. Anyway, I don't really like Shakespeare that much (except for some of the comedies, I guess). That's just what people always say about him. That he used to include ribald gags for the unwashed masses in the cheap seats and clever puns for the nobles at the front of the theater. There is Rome, and room enough!!As far as King of the Hill, I would suggest the school dance/gout episode or the "that's my purse!" episode (out of context, but it's after Bobby accidentally takes a women's self-defense course in response to bullying) of King of the Hill. If you don't find those funny, then you probably won't find the show funny. (That latter example might seem to go against what I said earlier, but that stupid-seeming premise leads to a lot of character-driven humor in the actual episode.) |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 18:23:48 |
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on: 02/24/10, 18:31:53 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 18:46:14 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 18:56:44 |
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Posted: 02/24/10, 19:15:23 |
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Posted: 02/25/10, 01:27:34 |
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Posted: 02/25/10, 02:20:14 |
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Posted: 02/25/10, 02:39:52 |
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Posted: 03/05/10, 22:35:57 |
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Posted: 03/05/10, 23:58:07 |
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Posted: 03/06/10, 00:23:19 |
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Posted: 03/06/10, 02:35:40 |
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Posted: 03/06/10, 22:32:08 |
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Posted: 03/11/10, 04:08:26 |
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Posted: 03/11/10, 04:10:34 |
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