I for one think people are getting bent over nothing. Terrance and Phillip were just boring. I think they should have done something else instead. I figured they wouldn't play the conclusion. But people took off work to see it. It stinks that they didn't bother to at least make a funny episode.
I hope you're joking. Any person who takes off work for a TV show (unless it's a once-in-a-lifetime event) has some serious priority rearrangements to make in their life. There's a reason they invented VCRs, ya know.
<< I for one think people are getting bent over nothing. Terrance and Phillip were just boring. I think they should have done something else instead. I figured they wouldn't play the conclusion. But people took off work to see it.
It stinks that they didn't bother to at least make a funny episode.
Well, with this I won't disagree. I liked _parts_ of the T&P episode, but as a whole, it left me somewhat bored. Personally, I think Matt & Trey should have done some live-action as their 'Anti-Soth Park League' characters (from the comedy central commercials), gloating that they had gottten the cliffhanger resolution taken off the air, and shown, oh, say, clips from 'She's the Sherriff' in its place. Still, though, the number of people who are reacting as though Treyy and Matt came into their homes and murdered their diabetic grandmother is just shocking.
-Sean
'Life is like a box of chocolates: a cheap, thoughtless perfunctory gift, that nobody ever asks for.' -Cigarette-smoking man, X-Files