No, but I can see this show is very important to you by the rigor of your defense.And... you havn't actually watched the show either?
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No, but I can see this show is very important to you by the rigor of your defense.And... you havn't actually watched the show either?
So... do I understand you correctly... you are condemning a show you have never actually watched?
Joab... when a person is only interested in debate threads concerning politics, MTV & loopholes concerning Catholic teaching & skips all else... well, you know.
I pretty plainly stated back in the early thread that I think it is one of the best written shows I've seen on TV. Ever.No, but I can see this show is very important to you by the rigor of your defense.
Case in point.I have seen it. Its terrible. My friends don't dress like that and act like that. Its crashy
By the way, it occured to me in a wisdom-of-the-stairs moment last night that the episode you are so gleefully condemning as inappropriate contentographic and glamouriSing of fornication, doesn't actually have any fornication in it. Yes, the premiSe is that a friend is trying to help another friend lose his virginity. But they FAIL to achieve their goal. I don't suppose that possibility occured to you.The mark of a saint.
Case in point.
OK, so you've seen it. Having done so, what specifically didn't you like about it?
excuse me if the MTV label has not exactly convinced me to give a show the benefit of the doubt. At worst, I am judging a TV show wrongly and... life goes on the same.I pretty plainly stated back in the early thread that I think it is one of the best written shows I've seen on TV. Ever.
I don't know that I would say its important to me, per se, but it does bother me to see people waxing all holier than thou over something I know doesn't deserve it, and when they havn't even watched it.
I mean, if someone who has WATCHED the show decides to condemn it for whatever reason, at least they have a reasonably informed position to do so from. But condemning something unseen based on nothing more than the network that carries it? How... subjective.
Yes, the premiSe is that a friend is trying to help another friend lose his virginity.
I pretty plainly stated back in the early thread that I think it is one of the best written shows I've seen on TV. Ever.
I don't know that I would say its important to me, per se, but it does bother me to see people waxing all holier than thou over something I know doesn't deserve it, and when they havn't even watched it.
I mean, if someone who has WATCHED the show decides to condemn it for whatever reason, at least they have a reasonably informed position to do so from. But condemning something unseen based on nothing more than the network that carries it? How... subjective.