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deangirl
deangirl

I'm actually ok with the end of Supernatural, I have been ok with it for 10 years now! But I appreciate the concern. I absolutely agree with Sarah about Jared's hair, just know that the current hairst

TheOtherLibrarian
TheOtherLibrarian

For the flatulent robot child, I would have gone with Small Winder.

Fukui San
Fukui San

Guys, it occurs to me that Game Time is now the world's foremost currently running sporting competition. Either that or the guy on YouTube who films marble races. Thank you for shouldering this a

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mskyle

On crossovers and syndication: another way to do it is to keep syndication in mind when you're making the episode, as was the case in the (in)famous Murder She Wrote/Magnum, P.I. crossover. If you just watch the first (Magnum P.I.) episode, it seems like it wraps up fine; in the Murder She Wrote episode, you find out that there's a second murderer on the loose or something.

I mean, it's not great television, but at least it doesn't leave you hanging.

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profreader

profreader

Down-Homeland. Claire Danes and Co start investigating neo-Nazi groups in the South.

Hee-Haw-Who. A universe-traveling Time Lord picks up a couple of banjo-playin', tale-spinnin', knee-slappin' pals.

Will and Graceland. For the NEXT mini-season run, Will gets drunk in Vegas, and gets married to an Elvis impersonator working the chapel. When Karen buys Graceland during a real-estate-retail-therapy binge, Will and husband move in -- as does a newly single Grace, who Karen hires to redecorate the place because it needs some "zing". Graceland becomes Grey Gardens, with Beverly Leslie living in the poolhouse.

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Jenny K

However many days later, the more I think about that Sherlock finale, the madder I get at it. Nick's point about the drone grenade was spot on. And also, what was Eurus's purpose in leaving the prison periodically to (a) be Watson's bus lady and (b) be Watson's therapist? She took some long trips away from the prison in order to do those things! And then she'd just go back and pretend to be incarcerated some more? Why? Ugh!

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John Potts

John Potts

Bring back the entire cast of the British TV classic Dad's Army (I think they're all dead now?) as the "re-imagined" Dad's Undead Army.  They'd be a band of good zombies who have to cope with low resources & limbs dropping off, fighting to protect Britain against the ravening hordes of the evil flesh eating undead - think Walking Dead, but with tea & crumpets.

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PatternRec

PatternRec

In this scripted historical recreation, Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton pits a northern state business against a southern plantation owner and just as it looks like the southern plantation owner is going to win based on profit margin Hamilton asks "but what if you had to pay your workers instead of using slaves" and fires them with an impromptu freestyle rap rather than using a catch phrase. 

Fukui San

Fukui San

On 1/20/2017 at 9:00 AM, profreader said:

Yes, great Game Time -- a tough one (and funny!)

 

On 1/19/2017 at 8:38 PM, raymond said:

That was a very creative and enjoyable Game Time. Kudos.

Thanks guys. It's always fun to hear a game you made be played. Even better when people seem to enjoy it. 

Btw, 10 Greg Points go to Sarah, who gamely shoehorned in Game Time references to all of her answers. 

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John Potts

John Potts

Hunted is based on the UK show of the same name: in the UK version, the contestants agreed to "give permission to be tracked as if the state was tracking them using methods that the state may use, such as monitoring of phones, houses searched, analysing of electrical equipment etc." (from Wikipedia). They had to give the Production permission "to be tracked in the same way the state might track a fugitive - their cash cards and phones were monitored, their houses searched and their friends and family questioned. The Hunters also use media campaigns to recruit the general public into helping them, offering financial incentives". Whether this was to reassure the public of how effective the police could be at catching crooks or scare the public in the frightening way in which the state can trammel all over your human rights will probably depend on whether you're a bleeding heart liberal (like me) or a "Well, it's not a problem if you've got nothing to hide" Conservative (4 people out of 14 succeeded in making it through the month in the 1st series and 2 out of 10 in the second). Maybe the US Producers were worried about showing how easily the State can ignore those pesky things like the Bill of Rights so they didn't air the conditions?

Pamela

Pamela

On 1/18/2017 at 8:14 PM, TeeVee329 said:

Was fun hearing the "Happy Endings" submission for The Canon.  That one's my second favorite episode of the series, just behind the one where they try and go to dinner for Penny's birthday and one disasters befalls them after another.

Those are also my top two, but reversed. Party of Six is aMAHzing, but Cocktails & Dreams is just so endlessly quotable. I use "Bitch, it is 5:30!" way too often, and I'm also extremely partial to Max's "Well, my life is in shambles."

heatherkay

heatherkay

After I started binging Foyle's War, I started to realize that I thought Foyle was kinda foxy.  This confused me until I realized, to my shock, that the character in the show was probably supposed to be in his early 50s, which would definitely put him squarely in my dateable age range. It's always confusing to watch British television, where characters look their actual age, unlike American TV, where actual real-world age should be read as 20 years older.  If that makes sense.

Onfire444

Onfire444

I also really liked this gametime, reminded me of the Will Shortz puzzles on NPR on weekend mornings. (also good).

One of my fave gametimes in the short time i've been listening to the pdocast was the one that Joe Reid did that was a Price is Right game where all the answers were numbers. It was a good game, but also good cause of the rare participation of David T. Cole as a player.

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