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ascagnel____ t1_j8j2rsj wrote
Reply to comment by FotographicFrenchFry in Why Is the ‘Night Court’ Revival Such a Massive Hit? by LynnK0919
> Ensemble shows always take time to get good. The first season is always going to be rough because ensemble shows rely on the friendships of the characters.
Sitcoms in general need 10-15 episodes to "find" their characters. Smaller show orders often translate that to a full season today, which is one of the big reasons I think the format has waned.
anasui1 t1_j8j2h4s wrote
the RLM guys sure liked it a lot. Also hot damn, Rauch is petite, even with her ultra high heels can't reach Larroquette's shoulder
Artistic-Time-3034 t1_j8iznew wrote
Reply to comment by MajCassiusStarbuckle in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
Exactly. Dude saved a lot of lives and gave New York a good rep for allot of years.
tidho t1_j8izg97 wrote
Reply to comment by AlexMelillo in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
This is true, but it's not aligned with the acceptable reddit narrative as it actually gives him credit for legitimate accomplishments.
tidho t1_j8iz9yz wrote
Reply to comment by Chan_Dabeep in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
lmao. Biden happened as a result of the media finally dismantling Trump. Painting him as some kind of offensive weapon is simple hilarity. He won the nomination because he was the only perceived moderate among the 17 Dems running. If anyone knew how he'd actually govern, one of the others would have taken out Trump.
gulleysann14 t1_j8ixrxf wrote
Reply to comment by mewthulhu in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
Big if true
cleveland_leftovers t1_j8ix6le wrote
Reply to comment by -Clayburn in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
I still need to show this to my Conservative parents.
They’ll explain it away like the ‘grab’em by the pussy’ thing, but I guarantee they’ve never seen it.
garry4321 t1_j8iw1h6 wrote
I always wonder what the young version of themselves would think if you showed them what they eventually become. Like would 20 year old RG see the nose wiping hair ink dripping conspiracist version of himself and be like "Cant wait to grow into that!"
keksmuzh t1_j8iv6be wrote
Reply to comment by VeterinarianThese951 in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
It’s not an uncommon phenomenon in politics. One big event or personal story point somehow overshadows every horribly thing in their history.
John McCain coasted on nepotism and his POW status despite some nasty shit in his personal life and flight conduct that would’ve gotten any normal pilot grounded.
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan let Bush Jr skate by numerous administrative problems at the time, and after the propaganda surrounding the wars fell apart he’d already won re-election.
Bongerson t1_j8iuqgr wrote
Remember when he was 100% about to bang a teenager implied to be human trafficked on camera until Sacha Baron Cohen cut the bit short?
LayneCobain95 t1_j8iue6x wrote
This guy went from “America’s favorite mayor” or governor or whatever the hell he was. To THIS. Guy ruined his legacy with Trump
FotographicFrenchFry t1_j8ityus wrote
Reply to comment by fishwrangler in Why Is the ‘Night Court’ Revival Such a Massive Hit? by LynnK0919
Ensemble shows always take time to get good. The first season is always going to be rough because ensemble shows rely on the friendships of the characters.
Production of the first season, the actors are (usually) meeting for the first time, or getting to know their characters relationships with the other characters. The actors themselves still need to get to know each other behind the scenes.
That's why second and third seasons are usually when ensemble shows (think the various Star Treks) start to hit their stride. The characters' chemistry on screen and their friendships finally start to mirror the real friendships made behind the scenes.
For example: Riker and Troi in TNG had all this established backstory and an implied previous relationship, but the first two seasons, it felt like they barely knew each other when they interacted. But as the time went, and friendships built, their on-screen chemistry matched an implied genuine friendship off-screen. Same thing with Picard and Dr. Crusher.
Anon_Alcoholic t1_j8itaqt wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
While I wouldn't say he's terrible, blocking the railroad workers from striking is pretty fucking terrible
Mindless_Toe3139 t1_j8ispo2 wrote
Reply to comment by drunkwasabeherder in Why Is the ‘Night Court’ Revival Such a Massive Hit? by LynnK0919
Laroquette is the best in The Tenth Kingdom which is where I know him from.
HotpieTargaryen t1_j8isal8 wrote
Reply to comment by Turqoise-Planet in Why Is the ‘Night Court’ Revival Such a Massive Hit? by LynnK0919
Wholesome and raunchy can exist simultaneously in a sitcom. Night Court had some raunchy jokes but it was ultimately about everyone being a family and justice being fair and about people which is incredibly wholesome.
zorbathegrate t1_j8isafz wrote
Onetime his dark side literally dropped down his face at a press conference.
Also, Giuliani was saved by 9/11
-Clayburn t1_j8irg6f wrote
Reply to comment by -boozypanda in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
Remember that time he dressed in drag and Donald Trump motorboated him?
seansy5000 t1_j8ipcom wrote
Reveals? This dude has been out and open about his corruption with zero consequences for decades.
I’d like a docuseries that “reveals” why these people never get in trouble or pay consequences for their traitorous acts towards our country.
LiterallyOuttoLunch t1_j8ip2l1 wrote
Reply to comment by Rudeboy67 in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
His sole job while working in the Trump administration? Be on call to play golf with President Trump.
charliem122 t1_j8ioxpg wrote
Mfkr look like a villain from Gotham
Pretty_Garbage8380 t1_j8iomhv wrote
The small bit I saw reminded me of David Bowie's Goblin King telling his goblins to laugh. Night Court is one of my favorites. The people gaslighting and saying the first season took a while to get going are gaslighting you. Every episode is great.
This new one doesn't even have jokes, just pauses and a laugh track.
Rudeboy67 t1_j8io2nb wrote
Reply to comment by LiterallyOuttoLunch in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
The best was his Duke Golf team saga. When frat boy Dukie golf bros think you’re too entitled and an asshole it’s time to start reconsidering your life choices.
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/kindred-2008-12
And then he sued them saying they had to put him on the Varsity team. And they had to let him play the Duke golf course for free for the rest of his life. He lost, of course.
GiorgiaMussolini t1_j8imj48 wrote
Reply to comment by nalgene_wilder in Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
He isnt and you are an idiot
Suspicious-Grand3299 t1_j8im8uj wrote
Reply to comment by juju611x in Why Is the ‘Night Court’ Revival Such a Massive Hit? by LynnK0919
It was renewed for a second season after the 2nd episode aired. In these times, that's basically a mega-hit.
Clouds2589 t1_j8j48w7 wrote
Reply to Rudy Giuliani Docuseries 'When Truth Isn't Truth' Reveals Mayor's Dark Side by aktivate74
God, so he's ALWAYS looked like a smacked ass? I thought that was just due to old age. Looks like someone went to town on his face with a club