Thurs 7 Feb
Wacko Special: 18.7/26 Primetime Thursday: 17.2/25 CSI: 16.8/23 Friends (Original): 16.7/24 ER: 16.0/23 Friends (Rerun): 15.5/22 Will & Grace (O): 12.2/16 Without A Trace: 10.3/15 Will & Grace (R): 9.4/13 Star Search 8.0/12
Sonny B
RATINGS 7th Feb - Friends slips to 4th place
Feb 7, 2003, 12:15 PM ET24 posts by 9 posters
24 posts
as im not from america, whats wacko special?
"Don Corleone" wrote in news:b20ram$pds$[email]:
"Wacko" refers to Michael Jackson. ABC-TV aired a special edition of their program "Primetime" : "Watch _Living With Michael Jackson_, a fascinating look inside the King of Pop's reclusive life, with his family and the children who visit his Neverland ranch - and sometimes sleep over"
See also
oh right, we had that too, scary program!
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003 18:34:25 -0000, "Don Corleone" wrote:
How? I watched it and apart from the kid stuff, he wasn't any differnt from any other showbiz type who's wealth has cut them off from the real world, bit like America really pre 11th September.
apart from the kid stuff?! i think the 'kid stuff' was fairly important as to how screwed up he is dont you?
On Sat, 8 Feb 2003 15:35:26 -0000, "Don Corleone" wrote:
No, jacko is not some child abuser, and as for 'screwed up' considering that cary grant was into a spot of necrophilia, jacko letting a kid stay at his place with the kids parents permission isn't that screwed up. Plus the allergation is he didn't abuse the kids, he just let them sleep over albe in his room, he didn't say they slept in his bed with him.
"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...
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And you say Americans are screwed up?
Lewis.
On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 04:25:46 GMT, "manhn" wrote:
No, the other poster said that.
[email] (Christopher) wrote in message news:...
Oh really? Do you live over here? Know many Americans? Or are you just talking out of your ass?
On 8 Feb 2003 14:32:00 -0800, [email] (Dakota Arroway) wrote:
Really.
No, don't care to live in America, to many Americans there.
Several, know many English?
I leave that kind of thing to the Americans.
Would it be premature of me to officially label you as the biggest idiot using the internet today? Didn't think so. Congratulations!
Try getting a clue about something before you talk out of your ass in the future.. it'd be a big help.
On 13 Feb 2003 08:05:10 GMT, [email] (Steve 9194) wrote:
Well Ive heard that Bush uses the internet, so that rules me out of that then. :p
Whats the matter steveo, are you another thin skinned yank?
Despite wearing pink lacies, Christopher looked like a real lumberjack when saying:
You really went a little too far with your comments here. I'm all for standing up against Americans, but you just provoked them for no reason, other than apparently being a hostile bastard
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 19:26:46 +0100, "cookie dude" wrote:
You should read my comments on the hun.
ME, 'a hostile bastard', Im the most genial of people. The yanks as a nation collective in general just piss me off, besides I like winding them up, as American's in general are such a bunch of over analytically navel gazing tight-asses, as the Friends cast characters regularly demonstrate.
Despite wearing pink lacies, Christopher looked like a real lumberjack when saying:
No thanks, reading what you post here is "good" enough for me
You're such a knobhead, it's not even funny anymore. Do you think your petty insults towards Americans are clever or witty or something? You come off as the English version of a muslim fundamentalist. And don't try and tell me this is typical British humour, the only thing this is, is you showing how much of a moron you are
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 17:06:01 +0100, "cookie dude" wrote:
I didn't start it dick. If you want to start throwing your toys at someone, throw them at the poster who brought Micheal Jackson into this newsgroup.
Yes.
Its a well know fact Germans have no sense of humour.
Despite wearing pink lacies, Christopher looked like a real lumberjack when saying:
You know you did. Someone saying that he thinks it's weird how Michael Jackson shares a room or a bed with other people's children is hardly a reason for making snide and useless comments on the American people as a whole, is it?
So you're not only not funny, you're also very sad. Also, if you dislike Americans so much, and even say that Friends shows all these things that are fundamentally wrong with the USA, what are you doing here? Is it just because you like to get off on watching Courteney Cox?
Yeah. Hmm... So what does that say about me having lived in England (Cannock, to be exact) for over four months, making loads of English friends, whom I'm still in contact with and who especially like my sense of humour? Is the party of your choice the BNP by any chance? Because you do sound an awful lot like the kind of nationalistic fuckwit that'd be voting for them
Andr�
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 20:37:29 +0100, "cookie dude" wrote:
I didn't say that, the other poster said it. I mearly said that they shared his room with the kids parents permission, not jacko's bed. Get your facts right matey.
Im quite a happy person actually.
I never said i disliked them. Individually their alright, collectivly as a nation they piss me off at times.
Yep, you noticed it to eh.
alt.fan.courteney-cox is a dead newsgroup. Ask Paul 'US Sitcom Fan' Hyett, if you don't belive me.
Yep, you bet. She has the most incredibly sexy voice, and she looks as good as she sounds, and she's the only thing worth watching on Friends at times.
Cannock, yuck, on a clear day you can see Birmingham, drove through Cannock once, and was I glad to see the other side of it. You have my deepest sympathy.
Well people in Cannock have always been an eccentric and strange crowd, even by English standards.
Nope.
See above.
"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...
Well, I don't know any other celebrity who sleeps with his and other people's children.
Lewis.
On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 04:25:01 GMT, "manhn" wrote:
He said they sleep in his room, not with him.
In alt.tv.friends on Fri, 7 Feb 2003 at 17:45:04, Don Corleone wrote :
As in 'wacko jacko'
That would be the same Michael Jackson program shown earlier this week here.
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003 17:45:04 -0000, "Don Corleone" wrote:
The ITV special on Micheal Jackson, form what the new reports have indcated, all the citys and town across America were ghost towns when it was on.
It should be mentioned that Friends did win the 8-8:30 period. More people must have watched the special after watching Friends.
Lewis.
"Sonny Black" wrote in message news:[email]...