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|    Notes for XABF17 (My Way or the Highway     |
|    14 Oct 18 18:04:46    |
      From: mxg77@po.cwru.edu              A little uneven but surprisingly interesting, even though I barely cared about       act 2 and didn't know the background for act 3. Ned's new personal history was       about on par for the current era, and we've definitely seen his un-moustached       lip with no scar        before, but anyway, overall a decent installment in the anthology(esque) style       of episode. Interesting as well that it combines actual characters in one act       with the historical recreation of those usual styles in the last two. (The       Bob's Burgers couch        gag was on the odd side. Episode running a little short?)              DYN:       ...Ned actually notes that cops shoot innocent people?       ...Ned also refers to the recent Gunsmoke episode count record the Simpsons       recently beat by painting it as a "long quagmire" of the 70s?       ...Meaux really distorts the pronunciation of Pierre (for the sake of the       joke) the second time he says it?              Previous episode stuff       1F05: Trampolines       8F16, BABF04: Times we've seen Ned without his moustache              Goof       Rainier Wolfcastle's character pronounces Fräulein as "frow-line" instead of       "froy-line" (even funnier considering that he's supposed to be a German in the       context of many Americans trying to play French).                     Timing notes for the night       Here in Cleveland, the football game ran long and the 7:00 slot was preempted.       (As a result, the third airing of XABF11 didn't run. I was hoping to see if       the R. Lee Ermey dedication that stayed in the second airing stayed yet again!       If anyone in a        different time zone/market can tell me if it did, I'd love to know!) The       lineup began at 7:30, but The Simpsons didn't really start until 8:01. And it       ended at 8:29! Bob's Burgers ran from 8:29 to 8:54, and had very very short       commercial breaks. 8:55 to        9:00 was a long sneak peek at a new Hulu show, so I guess that explains the       compressed timing, but nothing in the shows seemed shortened, at least       mathematically. How odd.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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