If it's crap ... We'll tell you
That Guy Jv posted a status
Jordan Cobb joined FMC's group
Shepard Tone posted a statusThe end of the year always brings a time of reflection on the previous 12 months. Also, it gives all media outlets a break from producing new content by letting them...well, us just coast by on rehashing old shit.
Let it not be said that the LEAGUE OF EXTREMELY ORDINARY GENTLEMEN are not with the program! ...Plus, we know that our audience champs at the bit to to talk about this anyway.
Speaking of "program", we'll be kicking things off this week by discussing the Best Television of 2010.
To help make sure we get it right, we'll be joined by former full-time League members, Randy, Greg and Grant: the tremendous trio known as THE TV DUDES.
Also, it's a sad time as we bid farewell to our own Jason "Fish" Fisher who'll be heading back to SCAD and not haunting these parts again for another 5 or 6 months. I really wanted to throw him that bar mitzvah before he left but it turns out Jewish law is pretty unyielding on it not counting unless an ordained rabbi performs it. :-(
I was gonna try to read the torrah in time, but...Sheesh! Have you seen the size of that thing?
I'm still researching to see if it's maybe okay for Peter to perform the bris.
Time is short so you best get your questions to me ASAP!
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Permalink Reply by Matt W. on December 28, 2010 at 1:12pm Dear LEOG & TV Dudes,
Do you prefer the six episode micro-seasons found on British television, or the big, meaty 22 episode seasons found here in the states? Do you think that it tells a tighter story, or leaves less time for character development as it rushes the plot along?
Long live the league (and tv dudes).
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Permalink Reply by BlackMagic on December 28, 2010 at 1:31pm Dear League,
Shows like The Walking Dead, Boardwalk Empire and Dexter managed to string me along the entire ride and end on high notes. Some other shows, not so much. My question is which show, new or returning, grabbed you this year from the start, kept you interested the entire ride with new twists and plotlines and get you excited for how it would all end, all to drop the ball with a lackluster season finale? A show that you tuned into every week, but by the end left you thinking "Was that it?"
Mine would be True Blood. That show does not know how to do finales and leaves too many plotlines open.
Permalink Reply by Composite Who Horrible on December 28, 2010 at 1:36pm Hello Members of the League,
Each season I find myself discovering programs that no one is talking about but I instantly fall in love with. My question is simple, what were some of the television shows this year you feel got no respect because of poor marketing or a bad early reception?
Thanks and as always Long Live The League!!!
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