Wow Jewdonk (I refuse to use that other shitty screenname) just got straight ether'd worse than Meek Mill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sol
Sleep well fair prince.
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Wow Jewdonk (I refuse to use that other shitty screenname) just got straight ether'd worse than Meek Mill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sol
Sleep well fair prince.
real talk tho, Paulie Walnuts was god
UH OH CARMELLA FUCKED AJ'S SPECIAL ED TEACHER OR SOMETHING, BETTER SET ASIDE 4 HOURS TO DEAL WITH THE EMOTIONAL FALLOUT
that blond suicidal roommate though
LOL Madame Bovary.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Really was awful writing after season 2. Every season it was the same formula.
Season 2 was the best, but Season 5 was great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daly
From the news report to announce a bunch of Mob guys were getting out. (Buscemi, Robert Loggia, Frank Vincent, etc)
and ending w/Adriana. IMO the best scene of the series.
I'll take all the red marks you can give......Sopranos is the series that changed it all. It is the 1st series where TV was better than the movies.
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Originally Posted by JimmyG_415
I thought OZ was pretty average. Some story lines were pretty riveting, but a lot was fast forward material.
Fuck MacManus.
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Originally Posted by ToasterOven
Oz was fucking revolutionary when it started but it turned into a one-trick pony pretty fast.
And I don't think anyone is making the case that Oz was better than The Sopranos. Only that Oz was the foundation that all other cable shows were built on.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by ToasterOven
Oz was fucking revolutionary when it started but it turned into a one-trick pony pretty fast.
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Originally Posted by DalyAnd I don't think anyone is making the case that Oz was better than The Sopranos. Only that Oz was the foundation that all other cable shows were built on.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
If you really want to be historically accurate, all this sprang from The Larry Sanders Show.
Dead serious. It was such a runaway success, an entire production department was built to address the market it created.
Anyone know the first show that didn't wrap the story at the end of every episode? I have no clue. Hill Street Blues, maybe?
Well if we are going to go there I'll see your Larry Sanders Show and Raise you a "HBO First and Ten".Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by Daly
If you really want to be historically accurate, all this sprang from The Larry Sanders Show.
Dead serious. It was such a runaway success, an entire production department was built to address the market it created.
This was the first time that I'm aware that HBO figured out the normal rules of network TV didn't apply to them and there may actually be a market for "adult" programming.
Pretty sure it's were...............
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Originally Posted by ToasterOven
Hill Street Blues was the first to curse on the air IIRC. And NYPD Blue was the first to show a mans ass on network TV I think..? If Im wrong, fuck it, we are talking 20+ years ago, but kinda pretty sure..
You might be onto something tho. I cant think of anything before it that did those run-on storylines.
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Originally Posted by DalyWell if we are going to go there I'll see your Larry Sanders Show and Raise you a "HBO First and Ten".Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
This was the first time that I'm aware that HBO figured out the normal rules of network TV didn't apply to them and there may actually be a market for "adult" programming.
Fair but 1st & Ten didnt have the market penetration or the accolades that Larry Sanders Show did; Larry Sanders Show was the first (and arguably last) smart adult sitcom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_La...rds_and_honors
Dollar dollar bill yall.
Soap operas have been doing it since the 50s.
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