What Happened to Howard Stern?

Post by DonHopkins » Fri, Jul 29, 2016, 4:37 PM UTC

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Wow, someone needs to chill. Did you just try to equate a light entertainment/comedy/interview show to beheadings and torture? Here's a suggestion, how about not watching all those horrible things that you are so against? You must be really fun at parties...

Did you just try to equate a light entertainment/comedy/interview show to beheadings and torture? I didn't try anything. I just did it. The fun-at-parties meme is cute. I remain unapologetic.

Post by abritinthebay » Sat, Jul 30, 2016, 8:30 AM UTC

bogomipz wrote: post #76

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"modest success" Yes, because Caddyshack, Stripes, and Tootsie were small, modestly successful, movies that only a few people have heard of. I mean it's not like Ghostbusters was one of the most successful comedy movies of all time . It's not like Groundhog Day from 1993 was was added to the United States National Film Registry as being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" or anything. No,…

You should learn to read better, what I said was "he had modest success post SNL with those movies and a long string of flops" and the "those movies" are referred to are Ghohsbusters, Caddyshack et al, the ones he did right after SNL. There is 10 year period of flops between "Ground Hog Day" and "Lost in Translation." I also stated that. Notice you didn't mention a single movie from that 10 year period? Exactly. Ther…