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OH TEH HORROR!!!!!!!

That bit in "Prophecy Girl"
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The Blue Midget dancing scene in "Back in the Red". What was that? Eight weeks long?
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5%
The bit with the rubsign in "War and Peace"
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10%
Sven leaving Huckerby out of the World Cup squad
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Scooter's voice in "Challenge of the Gobots"
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5%
The menus on the first three series of Family guy. WHAT'S SO WRONG WITH "PLAY ALL EPISODES", you tossers?
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24%
The shape of David Coulthard's head
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5%
Any bit in Alias where the writers attempt to justify sending Sydney undercover as a mult-coloured hooker
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5%
In "Who Shot Mr. Burns", when Ned Flanders just goes "I'd like to hear from Sideshow Mel!". I mean, why does he say that?
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10%
Tom Sawyer in "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"? Pricks...
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38%
 
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The WORST Atrocity Ever.

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What's the worst thing in human history?
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I went with scooter because, argh......age creeping up......I remember that show vividly.
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Any bit in Alias
erm... personal opinion, of course...
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Awh... part of the fun of Alias is "what flimsy excuse will they come up with to get Garner half nekkid next."

I voted for Tom Sawyer. Because... well... surely I don't need to justify it, do I?
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That bit in Arc of Infinity where a Time Lord's last words are to name the type of guy he's about to be shot with.
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Originally posted by inflatable dalek
That bit in Arc of Infinity where a Time Lord's last words are to name the type of guy he's about to be shot with.


Oh, that's brilliant. I mean, it's better than the other 90-odd minutes...
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Oh OK,
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exagerated hand movements when the camera's not able to show his face so as to keep the amazing secret identity of the Time Lord traitor a secret.
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Got to be the Family Guy DVD's. And Cliffy why can you not see that Darren Huckerby is ****? :p
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Family Guy menu, as its the one that affects me most often, or at all in most of the cases, also gotta say i'm rather liking the spate of new threads produced by you Cliffy.
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Originally posted by the_escaflowne_2k
i'm rather liking the spate of new threads produced by you Cliffy.


Well, I did break out in a rash of AWESOME.

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Originally posted by Brendocon
I voted for Tom Sawyer. Because... well... surely I don't need to justify it, do I?


Right on the money as far as I'm concerned.
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Family guy definitely,

I cant jus sit back and relax and watch episodes i gotta go up and go to the next one on my dvd player every time
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I voted for the rubsign as I recently discovered that Dreamwave fanboys still exist. . .

Edit: Not here, mind. Well, hopefully.
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Wait ...



Doesn't "worst atrocity" actually mean something good ?

In that case I'd like to change my vote to David Coulthards' head, I rather like it.
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Post by Jetfire »

The no 'Play all' in Family Guy. I mena you finish work, fancy a few hours of laughs and relax. Only there's no relax when you have to f##king switch with the remote every 22 minutes.
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I've somehow managed not to experience any of those. Kudos to me I guess.
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Flanders.

I don't feel like justifying either.
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In "Who Shot Mr. Burns", when Ned Flanders just goes "I'd like to hear from Sideshow Mel!". I mean, why does he say that?
Isn't it supposed to be a breaking the fourth wall joke, with the writters deliberately pointing out the way every minor character has had a line in the scene?

Oh, and what exactly is so evil about having to spend five seconds pressing two buttons to watch the nextv episode of Family Guy?
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Without a doubt the worst atrocity ever, at least in my imagination, is Mel Brooks' adaption of Dracula.

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Post by Grandmaster Shockwaeve »

Originally posted by Rurudyne:
Without a doubt the worst atrocity ever, at least in my imagination, is Mel Brooks' adaption of Dracula.


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