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[Valmy]

Melrache wrote...
Andy... Always the helpful one, aye? 
Would you be able to hold your ground when something like her comes towards you?

Geez.  I have a hard enough time remembering my lines as it is.

[Valmy]

Ieldra2 wrote...
Even a comedy needn't be cheesy

I never said it did....

[DarthReavus]

Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son of a b*tch in space!

[Andysilv]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Valmy wrote...

DarthReavus wrote...

Yes actually, I do. Like a plot that isn't covered in large helpings of cheese supplemented by an assortment of strange characters whose entire characterization is covered in serious amounts of cheese. A good series needs a good blend, one thing alone is not enough, even if that one thing is as beautiful as Yvonne.

You have to find the cheese funny.

Remember Chuck is a comedy not a drama.

Even a comedy needn't be cheesy. It's like people think embarrassing equals funny. I'll rather have the funny moments in ME2 (like Mordin, or the Gunnery Chief on Citadel).**desperate try to bring this thread off "Chuck"**

It's funny because I hate cheesy comedy more than anything, but I love Chuck. I'm guessing because it's deliberately cheesy in a way, with Yvonne dancing around in slow-mo and stuff. It just has a charm to it and I can't help but like it, I even enjoy the Buy More stuff.

Anyway, if you want good, non-cheesy, fantastically written comedy - Arrested Development.

[firecleaner]

andysilv87 wrote...
Anyway, if you want good, non-cheesy, fantastically written comedy - Arrested Development.

Those idiots canceled it.... ugh

Hey guys!

Modifié par firecleaner, 02 mars 2010 - 02:22 .

[DarthReavus]

I'll stick with a classic comedy like M*A*S*H I think. Or The West Wing, or House. Both of the latter are funny without being comedies, that's the best kind of humour I think.

[jtav]

I could very much see Miranda turning traitor to protect Oriana. As long as we get a Star Forge style "I love you too, with all my heart" moment out of it, I'm happy That last convo made Bastila's romance for me. The potential for drama would be amazing. I'd rather have my heart ripped out and then get my happy ending.

[Andysilv]

firecleaner wrote...

andysilv87 wrote...
Anyway, if you want good, non-cheesy, fantastically written comedy - Arrested Development.

Those idiots canceled it.... ugh

Hey guys!

In all fairness though FOX gave it a decent shot. I mean, nobody watched it and it still got 3 seasons. I just wish they would've given it 3 full seasons. At least the ending would have been less rushed and we would have got 4 extra season 2 episodes.

[Guardian295]

DarthReavus wrote...

I'll stick with a classic comedy like M*A*S*H I think. Or The West Wing, or House. Both of the latter are funny without being comedies, that's the best kind of humour I think.

The 4077 classic

[Andysilv]

DarthReavus wrote...

I'll stick with a classic comedy like M*A*S*H I think. Or The West Wing, or House. Both of the latter are funny without being comedies, that's the best kind of humour I think.

Did you watch Boston Legal? That had a good balance of drama & comedy. Shatner + Spader = funniest bromance ever!

[Sleepy Buddha]

gutty47 wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

gutty47 wrote...

Miranda is too obvious a choice as a traitor such that if there is any traitor, I would say it would be anyone but her. I would rather it be Jacob... at least then he'd be more interesting.

would go one better and say Tali would make a good choice

I was originally going to say Tali but I doubt the devs would have the stones to actually do it. The forums would melt under the wrath of the Taliban.

In a way, Tali already is a traitor to her people. She put her own personal feelings and wishes above the wellbeing of the Migrant Fleet, by forcing Shepard to hide the truth of what her father and Admiral Xen were doing, and not disclosing their grave errors and consequences to everyone.

I know I already said this, but that scene really rubbed me the wrong way, since it goes against everything she pretends and claims to be. I know people like Tali's loyalty misson a lot and I was initially liking it too, but when the final section came up, it completely changed my opinion of it. And then the message I got from Admiral Xen, saying that they would proceed with their experiments made me even more pissed off about the whole situation.

The Taliban never even think a bit about these actions and their possible consequences.

[Sleepy Buddha]

Sorry people, still catching up on the thread.

[Ieldra]

DarthReavus wrote...

Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son of a b*tch in space!

This, and what's following, is an absolute classic. It's funny, and it conveys information important to the setting some people might not be aware of. And to top it all off, a little bit of real-world science.

I can only say if physics were taught like this, our politicians wouldn't need to bemoan the lack of engineers.

[Valmy]

Anyway I am no more interested in getting people who don't like Chuck to like Chuck anymore than I am interested in going to the Tali thread and trying to convince them Miranda is better.



Where did all this talk about Miranda being a traitor come from? So she just allowed Shepard to destroy the base because...it...helped Cerberus somehow? I think it is just the fantasy of people who don't like the character.

[Andysilv]

Sleepy Buddha wrote...

Sorry people, still catching up on the thread.

No problem, we're just busy going OT. Lol.

[DarthReavus]

andysilv87 wrote...

DarthReavus wrote...

I'll stick with a classic comedy like M*A*S*H I think. Or The West Wing, or House. Both of the latter are funny without being comedies, that's the best kind of humour I think.

Did you watch Boston Legal? That had a good balance of drama & comedy. Shatner + Spader = funniest bromance ever!

Nope, can't say as I ever did.

I have to say I find House hilarious just on one small yet significant concept.  One of the most English of Englishmen out there playing an American so well that the Executive Producer thought he was American...

[Melra]

No I think its just the possibility that her love for her sister outweighs Shepard. Cerberus protects Orianna and... Yeah you get the picture.

[Andysilv]

Maviarab wrote...

ok....I am not a happy chappy....and yes I've just watched Chuck!

Oh....and hi guys...I need to read the last 10 pages?

Hey Mavi, haven't watched Chuck yet myself, I'll be prepared for 'bad' thoughts I guess, hehe.

[Guardian295]

Valmy wrote...

Anyway I am no more interested in getting people who don't like Chuck to like Chuck anymore than I am interested in going to the Tali thread and trying to convince them Miranda is better.

Where did all this talk about Miranda being a traitor come from? So she just allowed Shepard to destroy the base because...it...helped Cerberus somehow? I think it is just the fantasy of people who don't like the character.

I'll get the paramedics and the purple heart ready

[DarthReavus]

Ieldra2 wrote...

DarthReavus wrote...

Sir Isaac Newton is the deadliest son of a b*tch in space!

This, and what's following, is an absolute classic. It's funny, and it conveys information important to the setting some people might not be aware of. And to top it all off, a little bit of real-world science.

I can only say if physics were taught like this, our politicians wouldn't need to bemoan the lack of engineers.

If you pull the trigger on this then you are ruining someone's day.  Somewhere and somtime!

[firecleaner]

andysilv87 wrote...


In all fairness though FOX gave it a decent shot. I mean, nobody watched it and it still got 3 seasons. I just wish they would've given it 3 full seasons. At least the ending would have been less rushed and we would have got 4 extra season 2 episodes.

This is true... ugh it was a good show though

[Ieldra]

Valmy wrote...
Where did all this talk about Miranda being a traitor come from? So she just allowed Shepard to destroy the base because...it...helped Cerberus somehow? I think it is just the fantasy of people who don't like the character.

You mean the talk here? I think the probabiliy that Miranda is setup as a traitor by Bioware (for ME3) is non-zero, if only for the reason that it would be an interesting plot twist. But I don't really think they'll do it.

As for other "traitor" talk, I'm unaware of any.

[Andysilv]

DarthReavus wrote...

andysilv87 wrote...

DarthReavus wrote...

I'll stick with a classic comedy like M*A*S*H I think. Or The West Wing, or House. Both of the latter are funny without being comedies, that's the best kind of humour I think.

Did you watch Boston Legal? That had a good balance of drama & comedy. Shatner + Spader = funniest bromance ever!

Nope, can't say as I ever did.

I have to say I find House hilarious just on one small yet significant concept.  One of the most English of Englishmen out there playing an American so well that the Executive Producer thought he was American...

Really? Awesome.
You'll like this then:

[Valmy]

jtav wrote...

I could very much see Miranda turning traitor to protect Oriana. As long as we get a Star Forge style "I love you too, with all my heart" moment out of it, I'm happy That last convo made Bastila's romance for me. The potential for drama would be amazing. I'd rather have my heart ripped out and then get my happy ending.

That moment in the Star Force was the most dramatic romantic moment Bioware ever had.