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Watching in 2024

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likes of lily gets on your wick, thinks they're clever and tough

This is one fantastic halloween party!

Geez, how hateable is the red shirt jerk?

Haha, Fletcher gets kicked in the jatz crackers, and all he says is "you are in big trouble young lady..." 😂😂😂

Wait till they find out in the futher you can get an AR and in a lot of states you don't even need a permit to carry

The bill 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

Just like in 2024 nobody wanted that sh*te in 2003 either

At the beginning Sgt Smith is wrong, any appropriate adult can assist with the interview. Its up to the officer if they deem one necessary for a non PACE matter e.g. to discuss a complaint or report of a crime.

He is a officer in the bill wtf how is he a suspect now wtf do they think we are stupid haha 😂

Max Carter a muppet 😂😂😂😂

Frasier’s set and Bebe’s Boston accent

Not sure why in the hell goodman agreed to this one

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the bill S23EP62 Code of Silence we talk about clayton well done for him don't clato's mum rescued and is more well done meianie gutterdige

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This first episode premiered (Nov 1, 2000) the night before I shipped out for Basic Training. Needless to say, I didnt choose my last night of freedom at home watching this. It looks like I made the right choice. This is the first time Ive seen this, 23 years later.

This was terrible 😂

5:15 and that's it

20:06 transition music stuck in my mind because it sounds so like something else and i had a hard time placing it. the same chord progression as the old batman tv show theme song, but not exactly the same notes. there may be another analogue but my mind can't place it currently.

his son is the 'o-face' guy from office space!

i HATE sitcoms. but i'm amazed how 'not at all bad' this is. goodman is great here and i prefer him as a sensitive character.the jokes are a bit funny even and it's almost like you could see the possibility of more shows like this being around. i'm glad what we have is at least here for people to take a look at.

The character Charlie's story in this is heartbreaking. He just wanted a quiet obscure life with a nice boyfriend, being in love and not harming or bothering anyone else. The truly perverse men who need arresting are the ones out hassling women or kids.

29:20 Sean was completely insane for that

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I wanted to like this show but I get why they canned it. 7 episodes in and we're just now finding out what Butch does for a living (contractor? Is that an easy business to pick up and move across-country twice?) And the family still doesn't feel like it's coming together. No actual gay plotlines beyond "It's a problem for the family". Too bad

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This is a show you bring up when you wanna stump people on 2000s sitcom trivia

Man, who was this show supposed to appeal to? Not the gays, or they would have written like, any plotlines that dealt with Buck's sexuality. Somehow he's like the least developed character on his own show? And yet it's too raunchy for a family audience. I get why this didn't stay on the air long...

Shame they wasted gay '90s-era John Goodman on a script like this.

🌼thanks for this upload of a fabulous series!

🌼thanks for this upload of a fabulous series!

Thanks for uploading! I just finished rewatching Two of a Kind and wanted to watch more Christopher Sieber when I discovered this.

This was one of my faves.

5:10 Nipples!

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kucy speed wow

What ever happened to Christopher fox?

"I lnow the guy with the mustache...and we're sisters" bawahahahahaha

Set and vibe is very Roseanne

And critics say John Goodman's role is unrealistic. No its not. Lemme introduce to my uncle Terry. A man who is gay but could pass for straight. The dude smoked cigars and drove a Ford pickup but he always had a boyfriend.

Daddy paul yemm love you loads love from your daughter rachael loulse yemmxxxxxxx🎉

Mummy love you love from rachael 😂 22:19