Tfmcmg is Johnny Green
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Post by Tfmcmg is Johnny Green on Nov 29, 2009 5:15:27 GMT -5
They looked like they followed the typical attractive wife and fat slob husband sitcom formula to me. I hate to point this but did you just say that you found a female dinosaur attractive?
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Post by Citizen Snips on Nov 29, 2009 11:36:29 GMT -5
I give you the outstanding Mr and Mrs Weir from the late, lamented Freaks and Geeks
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MAGGLE
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Post by MAGGLE on Nov 29, 2009 11:44:53 GMT -5
Married with Children, sure thy weren't fat, but the were far from sex symbols. I would STILL do Katey Segal and I am not kidding, so I have to disagree.
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Post by Ben Wyatt on Nov 29, 2009 11:50:15 GMT -5
Know what made 'Roseanne' awesome when it came to this? They both KNEW they were unattractive and simply didnt give a f***
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Dr. T is an alien
Patti Mayonnaise
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Post by Dr. T is an alien on Nov 29, 2009 12:03:46 GMT -5
Already happened. It was Yes, Dear and it was awful. Wait, what? They had a hot sexy chubby wife? What the.....I demand pictures! For uhhhh....research purposes. ;D I disagree with the descriptions of the couples. Yes, the male lead was skinny, but his wife was the hot, thin one. Her sister, who was a pretty sexy brickhouse, was married to a slightly doughy fellow on the show (and they lived in the guesthouse). I thought the show was at least decent, however. If nothing else, the show did have an episode where Goldberg shows up as a bully who got knocked out by the scrawny guy because he was standing between him and his highly allergic son who was about to eat a Baby Ruth bar (they ran away as he was waking up).
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Post by markdown474 on Nov 29, 2009 12:13:16 GMT -5
Married with Children, sure thy weren't fat, but the were far from sex symbols. I would STILL do Katey Segal and I am not kidding, so I have to disagree. Katey Segal was/is an attractive woman. But Peg Bundy was not. Aside from the obnoxious personality, the giant hair and awful outfits made her kinda repulsive.
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Post by Red Impact on Nov 29, 2009 12:37:15 GMT -5
Wait, what? They had a hot sexy chubby wife? What the.....I demand pictures! For uhhhh....research purposes. ;D I disagree with the descriptions of the couples. Yes, the male lead was skinny, but his wife was the hot, thin one. Her sister, who was a pretty sexy brickhouse, was married to a slightly doughy fellow on the show (and they lived in the guesthouse). I thought the show was at least decent, however. If nothing else, the show did have an episode where Goldberg shows up as a bully who got knocked out by the scrawny guy because he was standing between him and his highly allergic son who was about to eat a Baby Ruth bar (they ran away as he was waking up). Yeah, I don't really think Liza Snyder (on the right) would classify as chubby. Her look in the role was more plain than Jean Louisa Kelly's, but she wasn't overweight or anything. And I didn't think the show was terrible either. It had some pretty funny gags at times. Other than that it was mostly forgettable, despite episodes with Goldberg and Chuck Norris. There were shows that lasted longer that I thought were a lot worse.
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Post by Dr. T is an alien on Nov 29, 2009 12:41:26 GMT -5
I would STILL do Katey Segal and I am not kidding, so I have to disagree. Katey Segal was/is an attractive woman. But Peg Bundy was not. Aside from the obnoxious personality, the giant hair and awful outfits made her kinda repulsive. I remembered the episode where Al was finally going to buy himself his dream car. He got to the dealer with the shoebox full of cash that he had buried in the backyard to hide from Peg, signed the deal for his dream car, opened the shoebox to retrieve the cash to pay for said dream car, and found......nothing but red hairs. I so wanted him to go psycho on her when watching that episode.
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Post by SHAKEMASTER TV9 is Don Knotts on Nov 29, 2009 15:46:51 GMT -5
Already happened. It was Yes, Dear and it was awful. Wait, what? They had a hot sexy chubby wife? What the.....I demand pictures! For uhhhh....research purposes. ;D In Yes, Dear, the slim husband was with the slim wife and the chubby husband was with the chubby wife.
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Post by markdown474 on Nov 29, 2009 19:35:12 GMT -5
I disagree with the descriptions of the couples. Yes, the male lead was skinny, but his wife was the hot, thin one. Her sister, who was a pretty sexy brickhouse, was married to a slightly doughy fellow on the show (and they lived in the guesthouse). I thought the show was at least decent, however. If nothing else, the show did have an episode where Goldberg shows up as a bully who got knocked out by the scrawny guy because he was standing between him and his highly allergic son who was about to eat a Baby Ruth bar (they ran away as he was waking up). Yeah, I don't really think Liza Snyder (on the right) would classify as chubby. Her look in the role was more plain than Jean Louisa Kelly's, but she wasn't overweight or anything. And I didn't think the show was terrible either. It had some pretty funny gags at times. Other than that it was mostly forgettable, despite episodes with Goldberg and Chuck Norris. There were shows that lasted longer that I thought were a lot worse. Yeah I always thought Yes Dear was a bit underrated. It wasn't the best show but it was pretty good and they did some stuff that was kinda outside the box. The one with Chuck Norris was one of my favorites where the security guards are all dreaming of being in movies or TV with him and the one security guard was dreaming of being in the Total Gym infomercial with him.
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