02-02-2014, 10:24 AM
He can't be real with the extraordinary people comment. It's true they're barely geeks anymore but they've turned all the characters into a shell of what they used to be, there's nothing extraordinary about any character on this show since S4.
Shows like Seinfeld built their entire show on unpleasant characters. To do this you have to have great writing skill and most of all you have to stay true to the character's core. You can't have them become too vile.
Seinfeld characters were hysterical and charming even in their unlikeable moments.
This show tries to give us random heart-felt moments once or twice a season then the rest show us horrible, annoying as hell people with very little chemistry thanks to the huge main cast now.
It is funny Lorre thought his ass was really gonna win for best series.
Ain't ever happening, dude. Sorry, your show has come a wreck with high ratings.
Most people see it's pure crap now.
(02-02-2014, 04:34 AM)SpaceAnJL Wrote: Well, he's finally come out and admitted it, reneged on the original premise. And they aren't extraordinary people, that's the sad thing - they are very ordinary, and in fact rather dull and unpleasant people, who have had any individuality ruthlessly stamped out - sorry, 'humanised' out of them, until they conform to a pretty ersatz notion of normal. Sad.
Shows like Seinfeld built their entire show on unpleasant characters. To do this you have to have great writing skill and most of all you have to stay true to the character's core. You can't have them become too vile.
Seinfeld characters were hysterical and charming even in their unlikeable moments.
This show tries to give us random heart-felt moments once or twice a season then the rest show us horrible, annoying as hell people with very little chemistry thanks to the huge main cast now.
It is funny Lorre thought his ass was really gonna win for best series.
Ain't ever happening, dude. Sorry, your show has come a wreck with high ratings.
Most people see it's pure crap now.