Worst. Episode. EVAR!
–FCOD
bullshit… :eek: ,did I say that ?..lol
Ripple was so cool…perfect words for a great episode.
nothing left to do but
smile smile smile…
ymmv
tsfr
Best. Whoosh. EVAR!
(Unless you weren’t kidding.)
I’m not kidding. That episode sucked Cartman’s balls! It was insanely boring. The only time I even cracked a smile was when Joy was laughing in Catalina’s imagination, but even then it wasn’t because the show was being funny, it’s because it wasn’t being insanely boring at that moment.
–FCOD
It was a filler episode. It had good parts and bad parts.
I loved Crabman’s Video, right down to the credits. This must have been filmed very early in Jamie’s pregnancy or before.
Randy’s story was all over the place and over the top, but having H.R. Puffinstuff in it cracked me up.
Jim
Not really a good one – better in concept than execution, and the stories all went on too long, though there were some good moments here and there, mostly in the small touches. For instance, I loved the oversized rope that was used to tie up Earl and Catalina, and the bad dubbing in the Catalina sequence. But overall, it was a weak episode.
You guys are a tough crowd!
Ticks me off though – the announcer says “Stay tuned for more Earl” and there’s never any more Earl, just commercials and ads for ER. Is that supposed to be a joke – saying there’s more Earl when there’s no more Earl?
Apparently, NBC considers credits to be part of the show- which, I guess, they technically are.
I liked it, or maybe I just have some plans for Catalina involving rope.
Actually, she had her baby four months ago, before this season even started filming. I saw her on Leno the other night; she said how she worked out like mad with a trainer to get back in shape, only to get back to the show and realize her character was still pregnant so she’d have to wear a fake baby bump. So that’s her post-baby body. Pretty darned impressive, if you ask me!
I hated it. I didn’t laugh once. I hope they go back to normal episodes eventually.
I don’t’ know, maybe I’m in a bad mood or something.
Joy “Mean? What’s mean is not having daiquirísfor 9 months and still having your kid come out slow in the brain”
Whose evening programs were interrupted by the bad weather coverage?
We had severe storms ripping through the Ohio Valley.
Great episode. I liked it better than this week’s South Park.
Sonny: Earl, how do you spell hematoma?
Earl: Sonny, if you’re going to make up a word, just make up how to spell it, too.
Earl: The doctor always said you were borderline artistic.
Randy: Well, I think I’m all the way artistic, now.
Hola, Churro man!
Darnell’s video ruled. Great song, too.
“Everybody can feel trapped in their everyday life, But when you lose your everyday life, sometimes that can be your best fantasy.” – Amen to that. As one who has been forced out of his everyday life a couple of times, I can testify that that is true. That almost brought a tear to my eye.
“World’s Best God”
Well damn, that is impressive.
Hated it hated it hated it. Stupid, pointless, boring, I was cringing in embarrassment for the actors.
I vote we treat this like Star Trek V. This episode never happened. We will wipe it from our memories and go on.
I second this.
–FCOD
I thought it was great! H.R. Puf-n-Stuff! Catalina pole-dancing! The gymnast that kept popping up in Earl’s story was hilarious. As was the guy chained to the wall in class, and the teacher’s helmet.
It was a nice change of pace, but then again this entire season so far has been a switch from the “list item of the week” format. Wouldn’t want to watch an entire series of this, but for a single episode, it was pretty good.
Odd that they led with their best segment though.