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Why do people act like this show is so revolutionary/unique?
Sure it's a little more "meta" or whatever than the average sitcom, but doesn't do anything that hadn't already been done in something like Arrested Development or The Simpsons (and it's done better in those shows too).
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I refused to watch it because I was attending a community college at the time. I went on to greater things, since. But at the time, it was embarrassing.
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Annies boobs.
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>>223929445
Kino
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>HE FPBP'D IT!!!
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>>223929445
>Why do people act like this show is so revolutionary/unique?
If you went to college you'd know. But you probably voted for Trump, so I don't think you made it past 3rd grade.
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HE FPBP'D IT!!!
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>>223929445
I don't even know if Reddit was around at the time, but I remember when the AV Club was still relevant a single episode review post would be like 50k+ comments. It was a particular type of annoying Internet nerd that loved the show and I think that's why it never clicked with me. Also, the guy that wrote those reviews has since trooned out.
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The empty chair at the table is for you, the viewer.



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