#1
Posted: 7/11/04 at 10:50pm
The season finale is next week?? This episode could have been the finale, it was so upbeat.
#2
Posted: 7/11/04 at 10:51pm
I'm enjoying this season very much.
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#3
Posted: 7/11/04 at 10:51pm
God forbid they go back to a 22 episode season like they had before.
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#4
Posted: 7/11/04 at 11:20pm
So, assuming Mel gives birth next week and she moves out of the house she shares with Lindsay...will Michael become the baby's other mother and care for it while Mel is at work? I bet that happens.
Updated On: 7/12/04 at 11:20 PM
#5
Posted: 7/12/04 at 12:10am
This season sucked. 14 episodes is not enough time. So much went unexplained in cow/lip land for the last three seasons that to only get 14 episodes this time is like only having 30% of the story. (Using cow/lip math of, course. 
) For example: Brian's cancer. One week he found out he had it, next week he's in radiation and the next week he's having erectial dysfunction. And we never find out how many weeks or months go by between each episode. Except that this season all took place in 2002, because that was the year so prominently displayed on the television screen for Drew's big win. Anyway, so next week it's all over and we have to go through yet another nine month pregnancy for season five. Ugh... (insert your own pregnancy joke...)
) For example: Brian's cancer. One week he found out he had it, next week he's in radiation and the next week he's having erectial dysfunction. And we never find out how many weeks or months go by between each episode. Except that this season all took place in 2002, because that was the year so prominently displayed on the television screen for Drew's big win. Anyway, so next week it's all over and we have to go through yet another nine month pregnancy for season five. Ugh... (insert your own pregnancy joke...)
#6
Posted: 7/12/04 at 2:31am
I liked this season, though it was WAY too short and there is a LONG time between seasons.
#7
Posted: 7/12/04 at 4:12am
yeah i am kind of pissed at the short lenght of the season. If I would have known I wouldn't have invested myself into it this year.
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#8
Posted: 7/12/04 at 10:21am
Brian's testicular cancer was a bit unreal to me. I'm a woman but I find it difficult to imagine a man being so concerned with riding in a 300 mile race with the bicycle seat smashing into his operative site. His friends seemed to give off, (you're inadequate now) vibes because he wasn't able to keep up in spinning class. Justin was impatient and talking about Brian's inability to have an erection to friends. Is this how guys really are?
Updated On: 7/12/04 at 10:21 AM
#11
Posted: 7/12/04 at 1:41pm
I think the seasons should def. be longer but I think it's supposed to constitute awhile between some of the episodes cause Brian is healed from surgery and finished radiation. Mel is already giving birth etc.
Season finale shall be in interesting.
It's obvious they're gonnna put Ted and Emmett back together... but that makes me happy :)
Season finale shall be in interesting.
It's obvious they're gonnna put Ted and Emmett back together... but that makes me happy :)
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#12
Posted: 7/12/04 at 7:50pm
The show sucks. It has always sucked. It always will suck.
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