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Date Posted: 21:21:20 04/19/05 Tue
Author: The Rhino
Subject: Re: Losing faith in people's taste
In reply to: Rocket 's message, "Losing faith in people's taste" on 07:25:32 04/19/05 Tue

It's funny that you mention Cold Case. I'm a huge Johnny Cash fan and there was an episode where they were revisiting a murder case that happened during Johnny's performance at Folsom Prison. I had never seen an episode of the show until I watched that episode. I wasted a solid hour of my life on that show and all the Cash I got was some of his hits smothered in ambient reverb.

That episode, while it had a great premise, was so poorly written, much like every episode of Law and Order I have ever seen. For the life of me, I don't know how that show or it's spin-offs have made it as long as they have. AD is so brilliant and intelligent and it will suffer for it. It will suffer because it is not mindless and vanilla and that's just sad!!!

What is is with America and laugh tracks? Do they not know when something is funny? I mean, shit, we got Too Sweet over on WrestleRant stinking the joint up and we don't need a laugh track to laugh at his 12 year-old ass. As Bukowski would say, "BALLS!"

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