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03-07-02, 11:57 AM
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ed 3/6
well i was a bit late but i am surprised that static cling hasn't beat me to this thread. anyway, overall this was a pretty good episode i thought. it's a shame that carol doesn't know how much ed did for her in regards to the whole thing with principal jackass (copyright static cling). he really needs to go. i would hope that by the end of the year that he would be gone. it was good to see that ed helped the other lawyer with the case and helping him build some confidance instead of just being able to take it over. all in all a good episode. oh yeah, do nice guys really finish last?
03-07-02, 12:53 PM
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Re: ed 3/6
Originally posted by kevin75
well i was a bit late but i am surprised that static cling hasn't beat me to this thread. anyway, overall this was a pretty good episode i thought. it's a shame that carol doesn't know how much ed did for her in regards to the whole thing with principal jackass (copyright static cling). he really needs to go. i would hope that by the end of the year that he would be gone. it was good to see that ed helped the other lawyer with the case and helping him build some confidance instead of just being able to take it over. all in all a good episode. oh yeah, do nice guys really finish last?
well i was a bit late but i am surprised that static cling hasn't beat me to this thread. anyway, overall this was a pretty good episode i thought. it's a shame that carol doesn't know how much ed did for her in regards to the whole thing with principal jackass (copyright static cling). he really needs to go. i would hope that by the end of the year that he would be gone. it was good to see that ed helped the other lawyer with the case and helping him build some confidance instead of just being able to take it over. all in all a good episode. oh yeah, do nice guys really finish last?
03-07-02, 01:39 PM
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Originally posted by Patman
Damn power went out, so my VCR didn't record Ed last night. Recap, anyone,? Please!
Damn power went out, so my VCR didn't record Ed last night. Recap, anyone,? Please!
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No preview of next week.
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03-07-02, 01:49 PM
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I must be the only one who doesn't want Ed and Carol to get together so soon. Sure, I want it to happen eventually (say the final season), but if they get together too fast it'll ruin the chemestry of the show (remember Moonlighting?)
This episode was pretty good, Principal Jackass still isn't the best guy in the world but it looks like he's trying to make things work with Carol.
So far Molly has been able to hold her ground against Jim's apologies, Although I get the feeling she'll cave eventually.
Man, all this typing has made me hungary for an edible pine tree air freshener.
This episode was pretty good, Principal Jackass still isn't the best guy in the world but it looks like he's trying to make things work with Carol.
So far Molly has been able to hold her ground against Jim's apologies, Although I get the feeling she'll cave eventually.
Man, all this typing has made me hungary for an edible pine tree air freshener.
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No, PJ is not at all my trademark... I got it from the forums on www.televisionwithoutpity.com (formerly Mighty Big TV).
03-07-02, 05:43 PM
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Originally posted by Static Cling
No, PJ is not at all my trademark... I got it from the forums on www.televisionwithoutpity.com (formerly Mighty Big TV).
No, PJ is not at all my trademark... I got it from the forums on www.televisionwithoutpity.com (formerly Mighty Big TV).
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03-07-02, 07:34 PM
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Originally posted by Static Cling
No, PJ is not at all my trademark... I got it from the forums on www.televisionwithoutpity.com (formerly Mighty Big TV).
No, PJ is not at all my trademark... I got it from the forums on www.televisionwithoutpity.com (formerly Mighty Big TV).
03-08-02, 08:08 AM
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Good show, good ending. But no Warren Cheswick! 
I just don't think Carol and the Principal have any chemistry. I don't think she should get right together with Ed--the chase is always more fun--but the Principal isn't the answer either...
I don't know where they're going with this thing with Molly. It bothered me last week that they seemed to justify Jim's infidelity by saying he really didn't love his wife, though he "didn't know until he met Molly." Whatever. I hope he never comes back.
I just don't think Carol and the Principal have any chemistry. I don't think she should get right together with Ed--the chase is always more fun--but the Principal isn't the answer either...
I don't know where they're going with this thing with Molly. It bothered me last week that they seemed to justify Jim's infidelity by saying he really didn't love his wife, though he "didn't know until he met Molly." Whatever. I hope he never comes back.
03-08-02, 08:51 AM
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Anytime I see the cliched "married man chasing a single woman, and finds 'true love' with the single woman" drama played out, I alway ask, why don't they just cut the old wife loose and then engage in serial monogamy.
03-08-02, 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by Patman
Anytime I see the cliched "married man chasing a single woman, and finds 'true love' with the single woman" drama played out, I alway ask, why don't they just cut the old wife loose and then engage in serial monogamy.
Anytime I see the cliched "married man chasing a single woman, and finds 'true love' with the single woman" drama played out, I alway ask, why don't they just cut the old wife loose and then engage in serial monogamy.
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