That movie was hilarious, heart-breaking, and fascinating. It's a bunch of vignettes, and they all have a very different feel. I had to break it up into multiple viewing sessions as it feels pretty damned heavy at times.

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William Gibson wrote about this future too...
Anyone remember his vignette on "Cops in Trouble"?
From his book, "Virtual Light"...

Nicely Dystopian...

➹ Gee thanks, TC...can't ever un-watch that formidable and insightful vignette.➹

Fuckin vignette ...

I was really floored by that vignette.

"Sexy" in the title, and not sifted? How is this possible?

Beyond the sexiness, and despite zero effort on production quality, I thought it was a great vignette. It'll sift up eventually.

Best Canada Vignette Ever! good find!

Actually, Tim and Eric's show is a solid entry into post-WWII France's "theater of the absurd", which is rooted in existential philosophy. It's principles lay in the belief that in a godless universe, human existence has no purpose and therefore all communication breaks down. French theater of this day & age featured vignettes filled with conflict-free scenes of sharp contrasts and juxtaposed weirdness, like this board game. LOL.

Tim & Eric's show is fairly uneven in the humor content: some shows are better than others but don't mistake it for unintelligent.

Family Guy, on the other hand...

...like an officer and a gentleman. Class as always, sir.
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^I'm not fussed about it.

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*isdupe
>> ^calvados:

^I'm not fussed about it.

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Sad - but true. It is really unfortunate, but the Simpsons should have been cancelled about 10 years ago. I watch the old ones and there is a tongue in cheek humor that is matched by a certain charm that just makes it enjoyable. Now the shows are a jarring series of vignettes with no soul to them.