Ya, just watched the first flight episode again. Drogon chowed down and ripped a Son of the Harpy in two like a terrier with a rat.

Good times.

Holy crap S8 ep 5 made 0 fucking sense. I hate when writers run out of ideas. Awesome effects, but no narrative fucks were given.

Jeez, Same-Ol, Same-Ol....It has been said before but, sadly, still applies; are we running out of ideas?

Anyone else want to see him slap all that meat in between two buns @5:15? MMmmmnnnnggggthbthbthb...

Either way, I guess they were running out of ideas when they included the "English" version. I don't think England has any seasoning to speak of.

How exactly has he run out of ideas? I think you're going to have to expand on that. Every film he's made has been radically different than the last, and by all accounts this is a passion project that he's been wanting to make for years.

Seems clear that expectations have diminished to almost zero. Television is, for the most part, cheap fly on the wall crap, repeats, or C list "celebrity" embarrassment - what next, celebrity ass swap? Films insult our intelligence with "adaptations" (copies) or parts 1,2,3,4,5. As for music, it has become a soulless dirge-for the most part. How the hell did the skyfall theme get an award? Another case in point is David Bowie's latest "creation." It's simplistic, banal and self indulgent crap. BTW, I think Bowie and Adele are great, but are we running out of ideas and inspiration?

Monster movies are running out of ideas. Who knew?

He never repeats his material after he does a special. He credits George Carlin for inspiring him to trash his material and start anew after every bit is perfected. Unlike comedians like Jerry Seinfeld that just tell the same jokes with the precision of a "technician". That would get old to me.>> ^Aniatario:

>> ^rottenseed:
Louis strikes me as the type of guy that will leave the business before others think he's ready. I think that once he's out of shit to say or he's not having fun anymore he'll disappear (or shift his efforts)>> ^Yogi:
Don't worry Louis you were right and it's all downhill from here.


I dunno if he's going to run out of ideas any time soon, he's just that good. That, and the fact that he takes a tremendous amount of inspiration from George Carlin. I remember reading his response to his recent success surrounding his "Live at the Beacon" performance. Much like Carlin, he approaches every performance as though it were his "annual crop." Reaping the fruits of his labour and then moving on to work on a brand new routine.

He actually took the time to address a few questions on reddit recently and I remember him saying that he has no plans of performing any of the jokes he prepared for his "Live at the Beacon" performance. The fact that he continues to pump out new and hilarious material as opposed to riding out a gravy train is pretty phenomenal.

>> ^rottenseed:

Louis strikes me as the type of guy that will leave the business before others think he's ready. I think that once he's out of shit to say or he's not having fun anymore he'll disappear (or shift his efforts)>> ^Yogi:
Don't worry Louis you were right and it's all downhill from here.


I dunno if he's going to run out of ideas any time soon, he's just that good. That, and the fact that he takes a tremendous amount of inspiration from George Carlin. I remember reading his response to his recent success surrounding his "Live at the Beacon" performance. Much like Carlin, he approaches every performance as though it were his "annual crop." Reaping the fruits of his labour and then moving on to work on a brand new routine.


He actually took the time to address a few questions on reddit recently and I remember him saying that he has no plans of performing any of the jokes he prepared for his "Live at the Beacon" performance. The fact that he continues to pump out new and hilarious material as opposed to riding out a gravy train is pretty phenomenal.

I actually like the show, not for it's content, mind you. I just like it because it's 40 minutes of facepalm, frikkin' hilarious.
But it seems like they've run out of ideas.. "Aliens and Bigfoot", really?!

>> ^kymbos:

So in this show, there's celebrity cameo appearances, allowing for Ricky to say things that make him appear like a bit of a dick?
Whaddaya mean he's run out of ideas?!?


I think that's how he enjoys writing the characters he plays and ultimately when he plays himself, like he's an egoistic bastard who likes the sound of his own voice. He even acts like that in interviews and a lot of people would be forgiven for thinking he really is an arrogant asshole. But when you really get him talking on a subject, you realise that he's a very philosophical, kind man And that's why I still love slightly shite clips like this, he's just pushing this false persona and seeing how long it takes people to bite!

So in this show, there's celebrity cameo appearances, allowing for Ricky to say things that make him appear like a bit of a dick?

Whaddaya mean he's run out of ideas?!?

>> ^00Scud00:

>> ^A10anis:
Hate to sound negative but isn't it just the same old, same old. I wonder, are we running out of ideas? Films, with the rare exception, are just variations on a theme. And no, before you ask, I can't think of anything new either..

With the internet and just about everything ever written, sung, filmed, painted and so on at our fingertips, is it a wonder that we often feel as if we've seen and heard everything at this point?

You are quite right. I forget who said; It's only 9am and I've seen everything on the net..;)

>> ^A10anis:

Hate to sound negative but isn't it just the same old, same old. I wonder, are we running out of ideas? Films, with the rare exception, are just variations on a theme. And no, before you ask, I can't think of anything new either..


With the internet and just about everything ever written, sung, filmed, painted and so on at our fingertips, is it a wonder that we often feel as if we've seen and heard everything at this point?

>> ^A10anis:

Hate to sound negative but isn't it just the same old, same old. I wonder, are we running out of ideas? Films, with the rare exception, are just variations on a theme. And no, before you ask, I can't think of anything new either..

No, you're right. I think it has something to do with the amount of money they spend on these films. The industry is so risk averse and they know exactly how well the same shit will sell.