will and grace

the amos n andy of homosexuality.

The 'Men on Film' duo would be neck and neck with 'em, surely.

"Men on Film" was much funnier, and perhaps less offensive because it was so cartoonish. Maybe.

I like Rosario. Everyone else, particularly Will (why is he always holding a bottle of water?) and Grace (and her pathetic Lucy wannabe routine) HAS GOT TO GO. Yeah, I'm over Karen and Jack, too. I hear Sean Hayes is a really nice guy, though.

It's one of those shows I watch every now again just as a challenge, testing to see whether I even smirk once in the half hour. Beyond unfunny. And as for that woman's hair...

Ethan is so on the money he's got a big bag of pound coins up his arse.

You beat me to it Mark! Her hair has more talent and personality than the body underneath it though. Ewww.

Debra Messing is a very appealling actress, IMO. It's really unfortunate that her series has become so UNBEARABLE. I long for the days of "Prey" and "Ned And Stacy"...

why is he always holding a bottle of water?

He's a tweaker.

Ned And Stacy

I think Ned and Dan would be funnier. Beckett crossed with fast food.

[Scene opens with NED and DAN sitting in living room surrounded by huge piles of music, DVDs, books, comics and computer games.]

NED: So, uh, order out again?

DAN: Yeah, sure.

[Scene ends.]

ned and stacy was great, i caught a bunch of reruns of it on usa after it was cancelled and laughed and laughed, even if that guy is just the poor man's norm macdonald.

That's a very poor man.

That's what I was thinking! Although, one of the funniest things I've ever seen was Nrom Macdonald ruthlessly making fun of Courtney Thorne-Smith on (I think Conan) for being in horrifically-bad movies. Poor Courtney tried to put him down, but he was just RELENTLESS. It was great!

I remember that too. He called that Carrot Top movie she was in "Chairman of the Bored."

I've been trying to think of a good continuation for the Ned and Dan shtick, but I'm coming up blank. This tells me that Ned's Beckett tribute is frighteningly OTM.

Hopefully, we'd be able to get in some shit-hot Hong Kong fight choreographers for the scenes where our arguments about whether to watch "Judge Judy" boil over into sudden, beautiful violence. As a bonus, there will be blow-by- blow color commentary by the people who do the "Iron Chef" voice- overs.

This tells me that Ned's Beckett tribute is frighteningly OTM.

But of course.

Hopefully, we'd be able to get in some shit-hot Hong Kong fight choreographers for the scenes where our arguments about whether to watch "Judge Judy" boil over into sudden, beautiful violence.

Dear god. This is a scenario which could easily happen.

As a bonus, there will be blow-by- blow color commentary by the people who do the "Iron Chef" voice- overs.

"FUJI-SAN!"

"Go, Ohta!"

"I'm yammering in this one person's ear right now and he's starting to hit me and strangle me and AAAAAARRGHH!"