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So, my wife and I have been watching this new sitcom called "Help Me Help You" with Ted Danson (ex-Sam in Cheers) as a pretty unstable psychiatrist (is there any other kind on TV?). In one recent episode Danson's character Bill restarts his old garage band so they can play in his ex-wife's garage and he can be close to her. Anyway, they're all middle-aged guys and they're pretty bad musicians. But there were two exchanges I thought you'd appreciate. I posted one in the thread on matching outfits, and here's the other one:

(the setting: Bill is trying to encourage his bandmates after a practice. Al, the drummer, is of course, chubby.)

Bill: You guys are such talented, nuanced musicians. Al, some of your drumming has got this dark, edgy, mysterious vibe to it that's just hypnotic.
Al: I do listen to a lot of surf music.

ROTFL

Happy weekend!
Ivan

Ivan
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too funny!!

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I saw that. It's the same guy who plays "Craig" the store manager on the show Malcolm in the middle. Got a kick out of the reference, I wonder who the writer is?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB0dcjBVx5I

Sorry

Anyone out there ever have a band leader like this?

Danny Snyder

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DannySnyder
Anyone out there ever have a band leader like this?

I am a bandleader like that! Laughing always asking the guys to do a little dance and then say they look ridiculous. LMAO

that show looks hilarious, I hope they sell it to a Euro station.

WR

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LMAO at "Flock of egos" as a band name. Laughing

Thats geinus.

Laughing

Kinda puts it all in perspective, huh.

The Thunderchiefs

The guitar player is David St. Hubbins from Spinal Tap! How can you say they're not good musicians? Laughing He wrote the classic - "Sex Farm Woman" for crying out loud!

That clip was funny - I think all good bands need a clarinet solo.

Chris

"You can't tell where you're going if you don't know where you've been"

I liked the Pink Freud better.
ROTFL

Jeff(bigtikidude)

Jeff(bigtikidude)

MikeG
Got a kick out of the reference, I wonder who the writer is?

Assuming the episode is actually called "Pink Freud," http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0918272/

Other credits include News Radio Smile Futurama Very Happy and Arrested Development Worship

You could do a lot worse.

-Warren

That was excessively violent and completely unnecessary. I loved it.

Sonichris
The guitar player is David St. Hubbins from Spinal Tap! How can you say they're not good musicians? Laughing He wrote the classic - "Sex Farm Woman" for crying out loud!

Chris, I say they're not good musicians cause the CHARACTERS in the show are not supposed to be good musicians! They're middle-aged psychiatrists that haven't played much in many years. And when they show them playing they sound like crap. I know Michael McKean is a good guitarist in real life, but not in this show....

CaptainSpringfield

MikeG
Got a kick out of the reference, I wonder who the writer is?

Assuming the episode is actually called "Pink Freud," http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0918272/

Other credits include News Radio Smile Futurama Very Happy and Arrested Development Worship

You could do a lot worse.

Ahhh, now it all makes a bit more sense.... That's quite a resume!!

Ivan

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Here's another short clip...it seems to be "behind the scenes".

That little jig he does is hilarious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCG6Xr6kUL0&mode=related&search=

Josh
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Ivan - I knew what you meant - I was just poking fun at Michael McKean and the fact that no matter what he does, he'll always be David St. Hubbins to me. No small feat after starring as Lenny (as in Lenny and Squiggy) on "Laverne and Shirley" - That's off topic - sorry....

some of that clip struck kind of too close to home for me - the writer surely has played in more that a few bands in his/her life.

Chris

"You can't tell where you're going if you don't know where you've been"

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