From: invalid@invalid.invalid
On Tue, 17 Dec 2013 14:51:10 GMT, Wiseguy wrote:
>The 'Brightness' control still doesn't help
>wrote in news:akpta91almoqeqc5iifsv2qpiepdhrrahd@4ax.com:
>
>>
>> ...that ceasing production a couple decades ago wouldn't have fixed.
>>
>> Each episode gets more vapid, disjointed, and utterly full of itself.
>> Most likely a reflection of its genetically humorless liberal
>> producers.
>>
>> Producer Sam Simon has now dedicated himself to financing high seas
>> piracy. He would do well to study the fates of the Somali pirates
>> that hijacked the 'Maersk Alabama'...
>
>If you really didn't like it you wouldn't watch it (Masochistic
>tendencies?)
Nothing better to do on a Sunday evening.
>If you really didn't watch it you wouldn't know its contents (Psychic
>tendencies?)
I watch it, in vain hopes of a return to humor.
>If you didn't know its contents you wouldn't post your drivel in
>newsgroups as if anyone cared what you think.
I do watch it, and post my observations. Several people cared enough
to respond. If you have a problem with that, go the coward's route
and threaten to plonk me.
>
>The important thing is not a comparison to past episodes but a
>comparison to other so-called comedies (live action or animated). The
>Simpsons still comes out near the top.
Even if that were somehow true, it would merely be a harsh
condemnation of the competition.
>If you disagree, fine. Don't watch it.
>But all these gripes about the quality compared to earlier episodes is
>pointless and tiresome. Very few long-running series can maintain the
>quality that the Simpsons has.
Including the Simpsons, obviously.
>Deal with it.
I have. Why are you having so much trouble doing the same?
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