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Toast 'em Pop-Up's were the Post Country Squares after they rebranded due to initial failure. So no, that was not left out at all, that was the main point of the film!
Ha, is this a joke? He said he's been reading graffiti on the wall, implying they live in a dangerous slum, then made remarks about his little sister crying because they forgot to feed her and the older sister sexting older guys. This is all implying to his aunt that Helen isn't fit to raise children. Why wouldn't she be upset?
I think the clear answer here is that the show just isn't for you, which is fine, but the question for you is why did you watch so much of it? Clearly the entire world was in love with it after season 1--if you watched season 1 and weren't in love with it (quite the opposite, it seems), why did you bother to continue? You clearly weren't seeing it how others were, no worries, move on, don't watch another 50 hours of a show you don't like to then come complain about it on a message board.
If you honestly are looking to an answer to "what is this show about?" it's basically a character study of a man who happens to be a mobster and also a family man in therapy. And his family and associates. If you enjoy watching these characters, you'll enjoy the show; if you don't, you won't. You seem to fall into the latter. No biggie.
They didn't spell this out in the movie, but I just watched and Venus/Serena have the Williams last name, but the others have the Price last name of their mother, so I guess they each had separate kids and then got together?
They did a brief stint in juvenile detention, as explained
It was.
Ha, no go, but man what a terrible title. I appreciate how determined you are here!!
Much more indie
Damn, good find, but unfortunately no, this one just follows the same couple through the whole movie I believe. Part of me was thinking it was Justin Long, but I didn't see anything like that in his filmography, someone like him though. Gahhh, haha.
Ha, wow, Bruce and Basinger?! Dunno how I've never heard of that one, but no, it was definitely later, I'm thinking mid-2000s if I had to guess, and the blind date/being drunk thing is just their introduction, not the plot of the movie. Thanks tho!
Yeah, they're slasher spoofs, and yes, very low-budget/not great, very silly humor and badly acted. I'm in the middle of "Part V" as we speak. Worth a watch if you're a die-hard horror fan (some of the characters are kinda amusing and some of the practical effects aren't bad), but definitely not good.
I'm sure it's too late by now, but they were just both uploaded to Shudder, and I naturally watched "the original" first. Now I just started "Part V" and even in the opening titles, it's made clear that this one was indeed first, despite the title, then they retroactively made "the original" as a further joke.
It was real, the other girl references it in the locker room and tries to kiss her again.
Yeah, I liked how they melded it right into the original. It was supposed to be the mother as the jackal, but I guess for one reason or another they buried the "father" in the grave of the "mother" *shrug*
Guy is my favorite actor, and yeah, as much as I tried to stay positive here, I had to give up, this was brutal. Just read an interview where he trash talks it a ton, calls it "abysmal."
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Yes, this is actually a very common thing. It makes me nauseous when eating with people who do it. A local breakfast spot has a breakfast sandwich with eggs, hashbrowns, and ketchup. Gross.
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