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Tebor
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What are the best tirades you have ever heard, either in real life, or on television/the Internet? |
1. Orson Welles - While recording a Frozen pea commercial.
http://www.ubu.com/outsiders/365/03-1.html
2. Bob Knight - Yelling at his team. It was recording but even that scared me!
http://archive.salon.com/people/feature/2000/04/03/knight/print.html
3. Buddy Rich - These recordings were so famous, Seinfeld used three lines from it over the course of his show (e.g. "I'll take you outside and I'll show you what it's like!")
http://www.cis.rit.edu/~ejipci/Audio_mp3/BuddyRich/
4. Customer Service Guy - I forgot where I even got these mp3s, but these were recorded on a customer service line when asked to leave a message for technical support. The Kentucky man's cash register was broken.
5. Javier Grillo-Marxuach - While rehearsing for a "Lost: The Internet Experience" podcast, ABC accidently released the stream to the public. Javi finds out in the recording, curses, and calls ABC stupid bastards after chastising the "fans" for a bit. Suffice to say Javi no longer writes "Lost"
http://media.putfile.com/Not--in-game----rehearsal-for-live-show
Disclaimer: Javi had already quit "Lost" before doing The Internet Experience. He is currently working on the show "Medium".
Fun Fact: I mentioned pretty much all of these bootlegs in this post.
Fun Fact from linked thread that I don't want to *bump*: Maurice LaMarche who voiced Orson Welles on "The Critic" and "Ed Wood" also voiced a parody of Citizen Kane in an episode of "The Real Ghostbusters". LaMarche is also the regular voice of Egon on both Real and "Extreme Ghostbusters".
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ChildrenofSlayer
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Damn it, who moved this? The thread was meant to be partially devoted to Internet videos, true, but it could include real life stories as well. (And I was really hoping to hear some funny ones)
Besides, a focused thread isn't meant to be a link dump, like the rest of this forum.
Focus
That audio recording of Bobby Knight is nothing. I've heard college basketball coaches in real life go off on their players ten times worse than that. Furthemore, they have nothing on football or baseball coaches, who tend to be a million times angrier and more caustic.
Seriously, there's nothing like hearing a D3 (read: small-time) college basketball coach berating a bench player to the extent that you feel genuinely sorry for the guy.
Here's a classic collection of Knight clips (my favorite is number 2, "Game Face");
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ukj6Qi5W_k
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S. McCracken
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Tirades aren't impressive or relevant unless you can hear or see them. I could tell you "Man, I remember this one time some guy yelled and screamed at some other guys. Oh man, it was so awesome" and I would expect that most people would shrug and say "uh, ok".
The way to hear and see them is to put links into the posts. Yes, the forum has been kind of a dumping ground for links over the past couple of days, but this thread doesn't make a whole lot of sense without them. I assume that's why someone moved them.
Oh, and that Orson Welles bit kills me every time I hear it.
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ChildrenofSlayer
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S. McCracken wrote: |
Tirades aren't impressive or relevant unless you can hear or see them. I could tell you "Man, I remember this one time some guy yelled and screamed at some other guys. |
I completely disagree with you. A good writer, using the right combination of description and concrete action, can make any event come to life, especially a tirade.
Here's an example of a tirade adequately described by words (not mine);
There is a crazy, surly, old man who goes to this bar "Andy's Place" every Sunday at around noon. "Andy's" is by far the best place in the city of Albany (I know, that's not saying much) to watch a football game. There are 20 or so TV's, every game is on, 10-cent wings, and the place gets pretty packed with rowdy guys by around 1 pm.
The first Sunday of this season, a law school buddy and I went to "Andy's" and happened to be sitting next to this crazy, probably
65-year old guy with a glass of white wine in front of him. This man is the type of guy you immediately recognize as psychologically unstable. He was mumbling to himself, cursing under his breath, looking around in disdain, getting up every 5 minutes to go outside and take a drag of a cigarette then running back inside to make sure no one had stolen his seat, and just generally acting like a loon.
Sure enough, Week 2 rolls around and the guy is there again in the same spot. At one point one of the guys on my fantasy team did something good and I started clapping. This old guy turns to me and absolutely snarls some incoherent vulgarity at me. I look at him and say "What?". He responds "YOU ARE RUINING MY WINE SUNDAYS!" I respond "Maybe you should find somewhere OTHER THAN A SPORTS BAR DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON TO HAVE YOUR WINE SUNDAY?!?!" He looks at me like he is deciding what to stab me with. I am now officially this guy's nemesis.
Over the next several weeks, we have several run-ins. At one point he screams at me for leaving an empty pitcher in his "space". Another time he made 'boogie-boogie' arms at me when he walked past me on his way back from the bathroom. He has made it his mission to just generally antagonize me over the course of the entire NFL season.
This all came to a head when the Giants played the Vikings 3 weeks ago. At halftime, with the Giants out gaining the Vikes 224 - 6 in total yards and yet somehow losing 7-6 I was teetering on the edge of hostility. I said to a friend "If the Giants don't stop the Vikes on this first possession and then drive down for a score to take the lead - I'm switching to whiskey and it isn't going to be pretty."
The Vikings returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown. I proceed to sit in the corner ALONE and get angry drunk on Jack Daniels and ginger by myself. Through my rapidly developing whiskey haze I watch the Giants drive down the field for a touchdown with 48 seconds left. Then they convert the 2-point conversion to TIE! This can't be happening! They are going to go to overtime!
The Vikings promptly drive down the field in 40 seconds to get into field goal range. When Paul Edinger hits the field-goal to win - it is more than my heart can take. I am a broken man. I walk over to the table full of my friends in total depression. I order a final jack 'n ginger and ask the (new, idiot, female) bartender to run my tab. About 10 minutes goes by. I look for my tab - she hasn't run it yet. I ask again - more firmly this time - for her to run my tab again. 10 minutes goes by - I have almost finished my drink - when I look for my tab again. SHE STILL HASN'T RUN IT. This pushes me over the edge. My depression has rapidly shifted to rage. I pound what remains of my drink and slam it down into two other pint glasses stacked on each other on my table - loudly smashing the one on the inside. Immediately after I do this I turn around to find my old buddy, crazy-old asshole, staring at me. He LITERALLY puts his arms out, and gives the "What - you wanna fight?" face to me. I turn back to the table as my blood-pressure goes through the roof and I try to convince myself I can't kick the shit out of a 65-year old loon.
I turn back to the bar and notice that the old-guy has gone out for a smoke. I promptly grab a 2/3 full beer, run over to his chair before my friends can stop me, and dump the contents of the beer into the pocket of his coat that is hanging on the back of his chair.
I walk down the bar to the bartender and, now clearly angry, say "WHERE IS MY FUCKING TAB?!?". She says "What about the glass you broke?". I look at her innocently and say "What?". She responds "You broke a pint glass, and you just spilled alcohol on that patron's coat. I saw the whole thing." I look at her incredulously and say "SO?!" She explains "Well, I wouldn't want Andy to have to throw you out." (Andy used to be my bookie). I tell her "I know Andy - and I come her every Sunday and run a substantial tab. Normally there is a pretty big tip attached to it, so why don't you do yourself a favor and RUN MY FUCKING TAB BEFORE I DO ANYMORE DAMAGE."
She hurries away and runs my card. I scrawl 'WAKE UP' in the tip line on the $90 slip and scurry out of the bar. On my way out I pass the crazy, old bastard on his way back from his smoke and I start giggling like a nitrous addict. As I got into my friend's car down the street I saw the old guy run out of the front door of the bar and look back and forth frantically. I couldn't even contain myself. It made what was otherwise an awful Sunday of football completely worth it.
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From 2's LJ:
"One of my favorite new haunts since I've moved up north is called, "Bistro Bar And Grill". It's a large, usually sparsely populated sports bar. They have numerous, large LCD televisions, 6 high quality, regulation sized, pocketed billiard tables, reasonably priced beer and very decent food. And, if the bartender sees that you're actually drinking or ordering food, he will usually write off the pool rental and you'll get it for free. My kind of place.
A very interesting thing happened at Bistro today.
As I was playing pool with myself (I was losing), a proverbial clown car of children and rednecks suddenly flooded in the door. I've never understood people's compulsion to bring their offspring to places where people obviously go to get away from things like children... such as a bar.
The five children looked to be exactly nine months apart in age (big surprise there), the oldest being around 8 years old. And they were LOUD! Not just loud in the sense that they spoke loudly or cried. But pointlessly, shamelessly noisy. Making noise seemed to be what they were doing for entertainment in the absence of their infernal video games -- like a playground swing set or a game in which the point was to make the most, constant, loud sounds emanate from your body as possible. As their parents sat and ordered food, these children ran in circles around the entire establishment -- past tables where people were eating, through the billiards area where I was playing, around the bar where people were trying to enjoy a quiet drink or watch the hockey game -- just screaming! No words were being formed. No communication was being made in the slightest way. Just screaming. It sounded like someone had shot a baboon in the nuts with rock salt and left him in the restaurant to slowly die.
Well, no one was happy with this. The children were annoying every customer in the place, with the exception of the parents. At one point, I entertained the idea that if I reached out and ripped an arm off one of the little bastards as he ran by, the sounds he was making wouldn't change in the least and he might bleed to death before anyone knew what happened.
I grit my teeth as best I could and tried to put up with it -- but I couldn't. After about ten solid minutes of noise that would make a seal clubber wince, I stepped out from behind my pool table, into the path of the oncoming child-train. They stopped and looked up at me with wide, "oh shit!" eyes, and I said three words to them.
"Stop. Making. Noise."
The children slowly backed away from me, afraid more of taking their eyes from me than walking into something behind them. They looked as though no one in their entire life had ever spoken those words to them before and they were simply mystified as to why someone -- especially someone outside of their tiny collection of recognizable faces -- would be displeased with something like noise. I might as well have told them to stop breathing.
Eventually, the children sauntered back toward their parents' table and I prepared for the inevitable "phase two".
Sure enough, not three minutes of glorious silence went by before a heavy-set man wearing an orange plaid, flannel shirt and a NASCAR ball cap was marching toward me and my billiard game (which I was still losing, by the way). He began his conversation with me from about 20 feet away, still walking toward me.
"Hey! Hey, you say something to my kids?"
"Yes sir, I did. I told them to stop making noise."
The man huffed and pointed back toward five sets of frightened eyes peeking over their table to watch Pappa Bear give me a good talking to. "Now, you don't have any right to say a damn thing to my kids!"
What I said next slapped the man's brain so hard, he'll be walking backwards for weeks...
I smiled a little. "Whatever gave you that idea?"
"What?"
"The idea that I don't have a right to speak to your children."
The bear turned into a fish. His mouth opened and closed several times, as though he couldn't quite select a particular response listed in his Terminator cyborg-vision.
He stammered a bit. "Be - because they're my children!"
I smiled more. "I'm someone's child, yet you appear to have the right to speak to me."
Ching! I saw it in his eyes. They spun over like a slot machine until they landed on the words, "Oh shit!" in one eye, and "I lost" in the other. I grew a massive victory boner on the spot.
I casually picked up my cue and resumed my game, and without even paying him the courtesy of looking at him when I spoke, I said, "If you truly want to press the issue, please find me the legal reference under which citizens of the United States do not have the right to speak to children and I will apologize to you and your family."
And... PLUNK... I sank my shot. It was like the final blow of cum right in the dipshit's eye.
*sigh* I've had a good day."
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ChildrenofSlayer
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That's a decent story lordsathien, and EXACTLY the type of response I was aiming for with my focus. (And also why I think this topic deserves to be in General Discussion)
To be fair though, that dude was a poser redneck. A real redneck either wouldn't bring his kids, or would have snapped a cue stick across the narrator's head a few minutes later.
Not to mention that it wasn't really a "bar", since no bars allow anyone under the age of 18/21 to enter.
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Delition
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There are a few bars around here that specifically state "Children are not allowed without supervision of a parent", which of course means that as long as the parents are inside the bar no one will care. Even if there aren't any parents inside, I doubt the drunken idiots around here would care. These aren't those "half bar half restaurant" kind of bars, either.
I'm not sure if it is the same anywhere else, but that's how it is around here. Actually, there aren't just "a few" bars around here that do that. I think it's closer to half.
Oh well. Just my worthless input.
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ChildrenofSlayer
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Delition wrote: |
I'm not sure if it is the same anywhere else, but that's how it is around here. Actually, there aren't just "a few" bars around here that do that. I think it's closer to half.
Oh well. Just my worthless input. |
Interesting. What city do you live in? Personally, I alternate between San Jose and right outside LA, so my experience comes from there.
Focus-
I've witnessed some really great blow-ups in an unlikely setting...chess games.
I've been playing in tournaments since I was little, and was one of the top players in the country for my age and a California state champion as a teen.
Now, one meets a lot of weird, psychotic motherfuckers in chess tournament anyways, regardless of how polite and gentile one tries to be.
Of course, if you're an asshole, disrespectful little shit who enjoys needling his opponents in juvenile fashion, like slamming clocks after a "strong move", pounding pieces on the board, staring into the opponent's eyes, and smugly informing that they have only one legal move, you're bound to infuriate a lot more people.
You know, like myself between the ages of 11 and 13.
Let me tell you, there is nothing, and I mean nothing, like seeing a worn-out, diabetic old man who's typically as lively as a corpse and has the vivacious personality of a rock get angry.
To see that same man, who you didn't think was capable of speech, have the blood flow to his cheeks, get up from his chair in a rage, and scream
"BULLSHIT!!! MOTHERFUCKING BULLSHIT!!! THAT THERE IS SOME MOTHERFUCKING, DIRTY BULLLSHIIIIIIIITTTT!!!!"
across the entire playing hall, followed by storming out, making sure to slam the door behind him with all the force his feeble muscles can muster.
Of course, that doesn't even make the top 10 blowouts I've seen NOT involving me, some occuring between individuals that make mental patients look sane, but that's a story for another day.
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S. McCracken
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I completely disagree with you. A good writer, using the right combination of description and concrete action, can make any event come to life, especially a tirade.
Here's an example of a tirade adequately described by words (not mine) |
CoS, I agree that a well-done narrative, like the phenomenal one you copied down about "Andy's" or the one LS put out about the redneck, is great for the topic. But those aren't necessarily the "best tirades you've ever heard", as you got them from secondary sources and they might not even be real. Your original post was about the best tirades any of us had HEARD, and mentioned including TV and the internet. And then you dumped a link as well, which is probably why it got moved to this section. People can still put in narratives if they wish.
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ChildrenofSlayer
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Delition
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CoS, I happen to live in Oshkosh, Wisconsin...a place with bars on every corner and one about a block away from an elementary school (which I thought was illegal...maybe I'm wrong).
As for crappy responses to mediocre things, one of the people I live with constantly swears while playing World of Warcraft (a game I can't stand, personally). Every time he dies, he lets out a stream of words. I would say that he tries to form a sentence...but if you were to remove the swear words, including words associated with swear words, you would be left with a few "the"'s, and maybe an "and". It's especially annoying when he's playing in the A.M. and I have class around 8:00.
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ChildrenofSlayer
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Delition wrote: |
CoS, I happen to live in Oshkosh, Wisconsin...a place with bars on every corner and one about a block away from an elementary school (which I thought was illegal...maybe I'm wrong). |
Forgive my ignorance, but that location means nothing to me. Is it close to any University of Wisconsin campuses? How far away from Madison and/or Milwaukee? Are there breweries in the city itself? Right now, I don't know whether that's a God-forsaken small town, or a crazy place filled with angry drunks and flashing college girls.
Enlighten my largely Cali-bred posterior, here.
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As for crappy responses to mediocre things, one of the people I live with constantly swears while playing World of Warcraft (a game I can't stand, personally). Every time he dies, he lets out a stream of words. I would say that he tries to form a sentence...but if you were to remove the swear words, including words associated with swear words, you would be left with a few "the"'s, and maybe an "and". It's especially annoying when he's playing in the A.M. and I have class around 8:00. |
I'm really oversaturating this thread with responses now, but I couldn't let this one go by;
My roommate K had an interesting roommate last year, called J.
J is exceptionally brilliant. I knew him back in high school, where he was one of the smartest kids in the Bay Area. He attends the same college as myself, one of the best in the world, on a scholarship, impresses his world-class professors with his intelligence, and has an offer from Goldman Sachs upon graduation.
He's also an angry, dysfunctional lunatic. He's spent time in mental asylums. He has a vast collection of sharp knives and swords hanging on the walls of his room. He used to go on angry, uncontrollable tirades in high school about anything and everything to the point of nervous breakdown.
He also plays online MMORPGs. With audio and headset. In a guild.
Every night, at 3 am, my roommate would get woken up by;
"You MOTHERFUCKING CUMBUBBLE!! Who birthed that sorry, brain retarded ass you call your head? How the fuck do you avoid soiling yourself on a daily basis, you piece of shit moron?! Does your mommy have to clean you up???"
Needless to say, my roommate didn't appreciate these nightly meetings of the minds.
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Delition
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Oshkosh is a crazy place filled with drunken college students. Oshkosh has its own campus here, but I go to the technical college here instead (UWO is too pricey for me).
We also happen to have the E.A.A. here, which is supposedly a huge deal for aviation buffs (I can't stand airplanes or flying despite their usefulness), which means that for those weeks I not only have to deal with the drunken idiots in our town but also the drunken idiots from around the world who can't drive at all.
That sentence was way too long.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oshkosh%2C_Wisconsin
My fair city, as shown on Wikipedia. Feel free to trash the page.
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Tebor
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Delition wrote: |
As for crappy responses to mediocre things, one of the people I live with constantly swears while playing World of Warcraft (a game I can't stand, personally). Every time he dies, he lets out a stream of words. |
That reminds me of this kid:
http://www.killsometime.com/video/video.asp?ID=327
To find this video, I just typed: "Kid loses a video game and swears a lot" into Google. Surprisingly, Syd's site did not come up. I guess I can't look forward to being in the new FWSE...
Which reminds me of this kid:
http://www.yikers.com/video_kids_go_insane_after_getting_a_nintendo_64.html
Which reminds me of the German kid:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzAufWvuXEk
And all this reminds me of a dozen Teachers yelling at students videos on YouTube that had to get a ten minute story on ABC news. Screw you, high school kids with cell phones. Like no one's ever seen an adult flip out before
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Lady_Satine
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NSFW as a heads up.
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Lady_Satine
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"THE FABULOUS FOOD NETWORK AWARDS!! by Bourdain
It is a measure of how seriously crack-brained, rapacious and evil the Deep Thinkers at Food Network must be that I find myself--yet again--in deep sympathy with their stable of stars. Last night, during the breathtakingly awful, interminable cruelty that was The Food Network Awards, I even found myself feeling bad for Rachael Ray. YES, friends. Rachael Ray. If nothing else, Rachael's BIG now. Network talk show-- doing- well- in- ratings- Big. Own magazine Big. Friend-of-Oprah Big. So, how must it have felt for her to stand up there in front of what appeared to be a halfway empty room of stunned, near comatose trout and feign enthusiasm while presenting the award for "Best Appliance"?
Do Emeril and Bobby--who, whatever you think of their shows--BUILT that fucking network, deserve to be pimped out with such casual disregard? Does anyone deserve to run the Gauntlet of Shame that was the "red carpet", forced to waddle past the California Raisins and Tony the Tiger and a bunch of other corporate Big Heads? The overmuscled fuckwit from DINNER SLIGHTLY DIFFICULT delivered the best line: something like "This is the greatest night "ever!" If that was his greatest night ever, I suspect he would say the same thing while being publicly butt-slammed by the San Diego Chicken.
(If you've ever seen his show, by the way--it's hilarious. It's "Knight Rider Meets Leonard's Of Great Neck "" Can four professional cooks make onion dip for 40-- in time?!!!" )And Nigella, Nigella, Nigella..the strange and fabulous Nigella Lawson!! Iconic in England-- and internationally.... fabulously wealthy.. a good cook...new to the Network-- and this is her welcome. Surely she had no clue as to the horrors she was facing. She looked trapped up there on stage.."the information" as Martin Amis calls it, coming terribly, suddenly home with painful clarity. To be stripped of one's dignity by one's new masters so quickly and with such ferocity--all in the cause of some product placement cannot have pleased. My only hope is that Charles, her husband, on hearing of this atrocity, this degrading mis-use of his wife , will buy the network--in order to spare her further ill treatment.
Emeril always the good soldier, sweated dutifully through his obligations, wondering privately, no doubt, what he had done to deserve this.
The production itself--above and beyond the witless, ill-considered, just-plain stupid "concept" of an Awards show where most of the "awards" went to inanimate objects (accepting the award for Best Comfort Food is...Macaroni and Cheese!!), appliances or cities (Portland's mayor wisely did not bother to show),--the production values--were lower than whale shit. The food styling during the "Best New Appliance" looked like some kind of 1960's themed monkey effluence, dying, soggy, butt-ugly. Perfectly appropriate to the Info-mercial From Hell theme of the presentation as a whole--but still shamefully crude for any "Food" network. The selection and photography of "beauty plates" from winning "Delicious Destination,. Portland, Oregon (in fact a terrific food destination) looked like somebody took a dump at McFunsters. Portland for fuck's sake! They couldn't find some good looking plates in fucking Portland!?
You have to ask yourself: WHAT were they THINKING?? Okay...so some brain dead douche bags from Ad Sales and "creative" got together and cooked up this hybrid, fur-bearing catfish of a beast, this jackalope of a High Concept. Fine. That's what they do. But who green lit this monstrosity? Did no one raise their voice and say, "Boss...boss..Can we really DO this to our talent? " or even ask.."Uh...boss..Do you think this will be even remotely entertaining?" The answer, apparently arrived at the taping in Miami--where the Awards were perhaps the lone under-attended event of the South Beach Food and Wine Fest. . They couldn't even hold on to a LIVE audience--ordinarily mesmerized simply by proximity to Sandra and Paula. In a few shots in the finished show, you can actually see the large empty spaces--the quick and the shrewd fleeing for the exits.
Did the network, upon realizing (as they surely did) that the whole thing was a hideous, stultifyingly boring cluster fuck--and a public slap to their talent--did they consider maybe having the good taste to just bury the whole thing in archives like a rotten bone? They reportedly had no trouble burying the Ripert and the Ramsay episodes of the excellent, critically acclaimed My Country My Kitchen. Have they no decency?
There's a famous story where Robert Mitchum walks into studio head David O Selznick's office, pulls down his pants and takes a crap on his white carpet.
I hope Emeril is pinching a loaf right now."
Responces can be read here: http://blog.ruhlman.com/2007/04/the_fabulous_fo.html
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Lady_Satine
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Another video rant from 2 the Ranting Gryphon:
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