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Cthulhu_Dawn Escreveu:Phobos Escreveu:Finalmente saquei o Curb Your Enthusiasm e aquilo até dói. Constrangedor!
Série muito boa mesmo
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Ângelo R.
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MESHUGGENER Escreveu:Cthulhu_Dawn Escreveu:Phobos Escreveu:Finalmente saquei o Curb Your Enthusiasm e aquilo até dói. Constrangedor!
Série muito boa mesmo
x2
Larry David...you gotta love him!

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goncalobcunha Escreveu:MESHUGGENER Escreveu:Cthulhu_Dawn Escreveu:Phobos Escreveu:Finalmente saquei o Curb Your Enthusiasm e aquilo até dói. Constrangedor!
Série muito boa mesmo
x2
Larry David...you gotta love him!
Não sei se "love" será a palavra certa. A mim, em alguma cenas, dá-me uma enorme vontade de lhe dar um tiro só por piedade. É tipo um George Costanza com esteróides.
Edit: Já agora, recomendo vivamente, a quem não conhece, que procure comprar/sacar o Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law. Vi há uns tempos e marcou-me.

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Phobos Escreveu:. É tipo um George Costanza com esteróides.

Best. Description.Ever

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Não ligo muito a séries, mas sigo com alguma regularidade "Boston Legal". Aliás, já roça um pouco a vício. A série é muito bem feita, ainda por cima é burguesinha-fdp nas horas.
Soul of Darkness Escreveu:Pessoalmente, não gostaria que o mundo acabasse
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Cthulhu_Dawn Escreveu:Phobos Escreveu:. É tipo um George Costanza com esteróides.
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Best. Description.Ever
A personagem do George é completamente decalcada do próprio Larry David...
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Postmortem Escreveu:Não ligo muito a séries, mas sigo com alguma regularidade "Boston Legal". Aliás, já roça um pouco a vício. A série é muito bem feita, ainda por cima é burguesinha-fdp nas horas.
Estou a acabar de ver. A última temporada já é um pouco sofrível e até repetem argumentos, mas mesmo assim há coisas que só o Denny Crane pode fazer.
A primeira temporada é absolutamente hilariante.
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Parece que dia 25 de Junho sai a primeira "season" da Herman Enciclopédia...
Será bem-vinda...
Será bem-vinda...

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BURBANK, CA—Executives at ABC announced Monday that the network will premier a new Lost spin-off series this fall based around that show's popular smoke monster character.
The new series, a half-hour family-oriented comedy called Where There's Smoke, is touted by ABC as the new anchor of its Thursday-night lineup.
"Somewhere between the smoke monster's first appearance on Lost— when it was depicted as a strange unseen force uprooting trees—and that episode in season three where it grabbed Mr. Eko and smashed him against the ground until he was dead, this character became the breakout star of the show," said Stephen McPherson, president of ABC Entertainment. "And that's exactly why we're so excited about Where There's Smoke. We get to see the monster's light comedic side in a show about life, love, and good friends having good times."
"Because after all, Where There's Smoke, there's laughter," McPherson added.
ABC sources reported that the series will transplant the evil black cloud from the island of Lost to the suburbs of Chicago, where it works as a sports radio host, surrounded by "a whole new group of crazy characters." Actress Lea Thompson has signed on to play the monster's long-suffering wife, who must put up with her husband's screwball antics while raising the couple's two rambunctious children, Tanner and Smoky, Jr.
Veteran TV producer Chuck Lorre, of Dharma & Greg and The Big Bang Theory fame, will helm the show, which he said will focus mainly on the deadly creature's adjustments to suburbia and fatherhood, and its comically contentious relationship with its boss, a fussy radio station manager played by Richard Kind.
"The whole concept began with us asking, 'So what happens to the monster after it kills somebody and disappears down that ancient temple vent? What kind of life might it have?'" Lorre said. "And what we realized is that audiences really relate to this character and would like to see it in everyday situations, shooting the breeze with buddies at a local watering hole or murdering its son's soccer coach and depositing his lifeless body in a tree."
"And of course, you'll be hearing lots of its classic catchphrase, 'Brrrrr, chk-chk-chk-chk, muuuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrhhh,'" Lorre added.
Lost producer Jack Bender has confirmed that the smoke monster will no longer be part of his show's regular cast. However, ABC has promised that Where There's Smoke will feature a number of guest appearances from Lost regulars. Sources said the pilot episode will feature an appearance by actor Michael Emerson as a slobby houseguest named Benjamin Linus who overstays his welcome, much to the chagrin of the smoke monster's wife.
Though the project has been in development for almost a year, negotiations reached a standstill last winter when representatives for the mysterious, billowing actor expressed concern that their client would risk being typecast as "just a smoke monster" if the role were carried into a new series.
"We're always sensitive to these kinds of things, but we actually think this new vehicle will make people realize [the monster] is a sophisticated actor with a great deal of range," said McPherson, who agreed to pay the show's star $2 million per episode after scenes between the smoke monster and a nosy, ethnic next-door neighbor tested well with audiences. "People love the smoke monster, and people love to laugh. This series is a can't-miss."
Added McPherson, "And I'm not just blowing smoke here."
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/sm ... _rss_daily
The new series, a half-hour family-oriented comedy called Where There's Smoke, is touted by ABC as the new anchor of its Thursday-night lineup.
"Somewhere between the smoke monster's first appearance on Lost— when it was depicted as a strange unseen force uprooting trees—and that episode in season three where it grabbed Mr. Eko and smashed him against the ground until he was dead, this character became the breakout star of the show," said Stephen McPherson, president of ABC Entertainment. "And that's exactly why we're so excited about Where There's Smoke. We get to see the monster's light comedic side in a show about life, love, and good friends having good times."
"Because after all, Where There's Smoke, there's laughter," McPherson added.
ABC sources reported that the series will transplant the evil black cloud from the island of Lost to the suburbs of Chicago, where it works as a sports radio host, surrounded by "a whole new group of crazy characters." Actress Lea Thompson has signed on to play the monster's long-suffering wife, who must put up with her husband's screwball antics while raising the couple's two rambunctious children, Tanner and Smoky, Jr.
Veteran TV producer Chuck Lorre, of Dharma & Greg and The Big Bang Theory fame, will helm the show, which he said will focus mainly on the deadly creature's adjustments to suburbia and fatherhood, and its comically contentious relationship with its boss, a fussy radio station manager played by Richard Kind.
"The whole concept began with us asking, 'So what happens to the monster after it kills somebody and disappears down that ancient temple vent? What kind of life might it have?'" Lorre said. "And what we realized is that audiences really relate to this character and would like to see it in everyday situations, shooting the breeze with buddies at a local watering hole or murdering its son's soccer coach and depositing his lifeless body in a tree."
"And of course, you'll be hearing lots of its classic catchphrase, 'Brrrrr, chk-chk-chk-chk, muuuuuuuuuuuuaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrhhh,'" Lorre added.
Lost producer Jack Bender has confirmed that the smoke monster will no longer be part of his show's regular cast. However, ABC has promised that Where There's Smoke will feature a number of guest appearances from Lost regulars. Sources said the pilot episode will feature an appearance by actor Michael Emerson as a slobby houseguest named Benjamin Linus who overstays his welcome, much to the chagrin of the smoke monster's wife.
Though the project has been in development for almost a year, negotiations reached a standstill last winter when representatives for the mysterious, billowing actor expressed concern that their client would risk being typecast as "just a smoke monster" if the role were carried into a new series.
"We're always sensitive to these kinds of things, but we actually think this new vehicle will make people realize [the monster] is a sophisticated actor with a great deal of range," said McPherson, who agreed to pay the show's star $2 million per episode after scenes between the smoke monster and a nosy, ethnic next-door neighbor tested well with audiences. "People love the smoke monster, and people love to laugh. This series is a can't-miss."
Added McPherson, "And I'm not just blowing smoke here."
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/sm ... _rss_daily
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Acabaram com o Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles,depois daquele final na segunda serie,FOAD FOX
Ando a ver o True Blood do Alan Ball.
A ideia até era engraçada mas o senhor American Beauty e Six Feet Under deu uma embrulhada aquilo que quase não tem sentido, já para não falar nos actores e na caracterização que é de amadorismo gritante.
Muito sexo á mistura e algum humor mas mesmo assim muito abaixo daquilo que se esperaria vindo de quem vem, a ver se muda durante os episodios que me faltam ver...
Já agora o generico é muito porreiro:

Ando a ver o True Blood do Alan Ball.
A ideia até era engraçada mas o senhor American Beauty e Six Feet Under deu uma embrulhada aquilo que quase não tem sentido, já para não falar nos actores e na caracterização que é de amadorismo gritante.
Muito sexo á mistura e algum humor mas mesmo assim muito abaixo daquilo que se esperaria vindo de quem vem, a ver se muda durante os episodios que me faltam ver...
Já agora o generico é muito porreiro:
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Saiu um episódio de Prison Break: " The final break", eu já tinha visto o final, será que este é um final alternativo? Alguém viu?
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SFU Escreveu:Saiu um episódio de Prison Break: " The final break", eu já tinha visto o final, será que este é um final alternativo? Alguém viu?
É um episódio de 1h30 que te mostra o que se passou durante o período de 4 anos que avançou na série.
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Toretto Escreveu:SFU Escreveu:Saiu um episódio de Prison Break: " The final break", eu já tinha visto o final, será que este é um final alternativo? Alguém viu?
É um episódio de 1h30 que te mostra o que se passou durante o período de 4 anos que avançou na série.
Ok, obrigado.
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