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Pretzel · 70-79, M
not sure it was the biggest but it was the most clever
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and this one
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and this one
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Pretzel · 70-79, M
@DIABLISS I had heard about Henry before the episode aired - but when I watch this I still get the same "hard to breathe" reaction.
an interesting fact: supposedly the actors had no idea that this was the ending - can't remember if they had to re-take it but they were still dealing with their personal reaction to it.
there is an accidental drop of one of the instruments - and they kept it in because it seemed like a legit shocked reaction to the news.
it was a great tv show on so many levels.
an interesting fact: supposedly the actors had no idea that this was the ending - can't remember if they had to re-take it but they were still dealing with their personal reaction to it.
there is an accidental drop of one of the instruments - and they kept it in because it seemed like a legit shocked reaction to the news.
it was a great tv show on so many levels.
Pretzel · 70-79, M
@DIABLISS it was definitely a show that showed its age.
many of the jokes and situations from another decade or two, or three...or (you get the picture) aren't funny when viewed in the current time.
our humor is based on what is funny at the time - and that changes.
I LOVE to watch old movies from the 30s and 40s but they often include a black person playing as mentally slow or subservient and I have the same reaction.
many of the jokes and situations from another decade or two, or three...or (you get the picture) aren't funny when viewed in the current time.
our humor is based on what is funny at the time - and that changes.
I LOVE to watch old movies from the 30s and 40s but they often include a black person playing as mentally slow or subservient and I have the same reaction.