Agent Smith Saves America By Re-Empowering President Reagan

Dec 21, 2008, 11:17 PM ET4 posts by 3 postersalt.tv.family-guy
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Robert Cohenalt.tv.family-guy

That is the plotz of plots exactly like dielicious caramel pop corn & diabetes

Jane Fonda, Robert Dizero, Jodie Foster and John Wayne are conventional, predictive, cliche, blah, 20th century bluh bores

And the rather normative cruelty of the arcanr music peddling alien eating the smartfin goldfish: The disco alien vomited and the fish became amphibian--which disproves evolution once and for all--crawling away

I liked the novel CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS SHOW on Friday, because the indelible magic marker ideas are as creatively unanticipated as thinking from a boorish box gets.

Thus, and in the immoral words of Stewie Griffin from an earlier rival shaggy dogs episode, "When you take Fox cartoons too seriously, then you're not writing-off THE HILLS to retrieve the sub prime Butthole 'n Beaver quality while they're slightly remnicent of Hank Hill."

I noticed that this old season 2 episode, "The Best Christmas Story Never," had something in common with the more recent "The Most Adequate Christmas Ever." The ghost in the earlier episode was a screwup named Michelle and Stan's lawyer in the later was also a screwup named Michelle.

Coinkydink? I think not.

On Dec 22, 6:16 am, "The Green Goblin (the good Phil Urich one)" wrote:

re: Michelle

And when the writer takes a shower in a good mood:

"Michelle, labelle, dum, dum, dum, Michelle, tres bien, un somme, I love you, I love you ..., my Michelins"

John, Paul, Ringo, and/or George knew carnally une Michelle<wasn't MICHELLE a Beatles master piece?>

If it wasn't the Beatles with the pseudo fake phony accent, then who was it that was putting it on?

The Green Goblin (the good Phil Urich one) wrote:

In the DVD commentary for "The Best Christmas Story Never", the writers mention that Michelle was written into "The Most Adequate Christams Ever"; I assume the second Michelle was originally meant to be the first Michelle but was changed for some reason. (My guess: the first Michelle would have already had wings. My second guess: they couldn't get Lisa Kudrow for the role, so they decided to make it a completely different character.)

We'll probably find out when the second Christmas epsiode is on DVD; presumably, it will be on the next set, which, also presumably, will be released in April.

-- Don