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I'd heard he had some medical issues and was taking medication that bloated him up. But he's looking much better now.
Studios fail to recognize the power of nostalgia and instead continue to cater to modern audiences most of whom don't know or give a shit about the originals. That's why TV show remakes continue to suck.
Cobra Kai isn't popular because it's the best written or acted show on TV. It's popular because it tapped into that nostalgia and connected with the original fan base.
"A lot of shows change or get boring to me."
And a lot of shows change then get boring. Doctor who used to be good sci fi. Now it's just boring woke propaganda more interested in identity politics than quality.
Ahh the Bundy's. Never missed an episode of Married... with children. A show that would surely send modern fragile PC nuts running to their social media feeds to complain.
Besides Seinfeld you had Frasier and 3rd rock from the sun. I can't think of any sitcom that's currently airing better than any of those classics.
He benefited from being on one of the greatest sitcoms of all time.
Works out better for Seinfeld. It gets rid of the whiny babies who cry into their social media when ever someone disagrees with them. he'll have a much better audience with them gone.
I mean if they were attacking people their own age and size or bigger i might be intimidated and think their tough. But attacking little old senior citizens like Buscemi and Moranis just makes them look like a couple of pathetic little bitches.
The new show has always been progressive with inclusivity. It's preachy shoehorning and cringy woke writing that no one likes. And the show has recently become the embodyment of that. Sexuality and color doesn't bother anybody. Altering characters for the sake of catering to woke nuts most of whom probably never watched the show before all the woke pandering is what bothers people.
BTW in spite of what woke writers sprinkled into the writing to set up their new woke show it was always a show about a straight white grandad. And Capaldis Doctor was married so unless he was keeping a mighty big secret from Miss Rivers he's straight. Or BI i guess.
I think the show, like many others, itself become very woke over the years but IMO not Capaldi. which as a viewer i looked past. Regardless of how woke you felt he was though he was still a straight white man. It's when they took the woke nonsense to the next level and altered the character himself that i was done.
Sorry left woke puppet reviewer but Doctor who was made a very long time ago and was always depicted as a straight white grandad. Until it was hijacked by woke fanatics who transformed it into a cringy woke dumster fire that it's creators never intended it to be. Sorry if that offends their fragile woke feelings but that's facts. I have no issue with silly things like Colors or genitalia that the wokes creepily obsess over. Loved Captain Jack Harkness but catering to lefty PC nuts has turned Doctor who into a joke of it's former self. I haven't seen anything after Capaldi. As far as i'm conscerned his final episode was the series finale.
Still can't get past how offensively they depicted the first Doctor in Capaldis final episode. Hartnells Doctor was a product of the era the show started in but his Doctor was not the sexist pig they depicted him as.
Never watched it because i heard that season 1 was preachy woke pandering. But i also read that season 2 had improved.
True of left wingers too. I think the way your getting triggered is a bit childish but lets just agree to disagree,
Their specific examples of the down side of the of the #metoo movement which started as a positive thing but did really turn into a witch hunt.. There's nothing illogical about it.
Chris Hardwick was removed from The Talking dead before an investigation had even begun when his ex accused him of being emotionally and sexually abusive in an essay she penned. Got his job back later when he was exonerated. Hutton was accused by one individual about something from 1983 that he was never charged with and he was dropped from Leverage Redemption and cancelled because of it. Neither of these events had many reports or any kind of pattern.
He was sorely missed on the new Leverage series. They never brought him up on criminal charges and he maintained all along that it was an extortion attempt. I still remember the old days before the #metoo witch hunt when people were innocent until proven guilty. Now a days a simple accusation can end a career.
Exactly. There is no good candidate to defend. It's a matter of picking the less shitty of 2 shitty choices. For me that's Trump. He may be an egotistical blowhard but at least he speaks his own mind and isn't anyone's puppet. I gave Biden a chance but he's proven himself IMO to be a weak puppet who will kiss anyone's ass for a vote. Didn't even visit the shit show his administration caused at the border till Trump did. And still to spineless to take responsibility and admit it is a shit show.
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I knew when Alex met the grounds keeper guy and they held hands my eyes just rolled and i thought here go with the mandatory gay/interracial storyline. Then there's the gender swapping. By itself not a big deal but they shove it into every tv show and movie. It's not progressive anymore. Now it's just cringy and boring.
"Don't get me wrong, I love the movies, but taking the brother/sister angle out of the story makes his motives in the original completely pointless. Here's where I get crushed by everyone, so go ahead......... "
I don't know about the original. He could have just fixated on her randomly when she dropped the keys at the Myers house. A a chance encounter. It's the sequels where the sister connection made sense. Without the sister thing Laurie's character becomes an unimportant random victim. So unimportant that they needed the DR Sartain character to conveniently bring Michael to her to force her relevance.