337: Inspire!

[Juline]

Originally Posted by OverTork

http://www.myspace.com/leticiaisdamaged

Thank you

[ozdog]

The thought of the signatures in emails was a spike to my chest.

I am guilty.

Damn you keith, always bustin on my emails, filled with both signatures, and auto reply

[MichaelG]

Originally Posted by ozdog

The thought of the signatures in emails was a spike to my chest.

I am guilty.

Damn you keith, always bustin on my emails, filled with both signatures, and auto reply

Spike tot he chest?

Steve Irwin just died, please no jokes till Friday

[brianward81]

Originally Posted by cokeblak

poster

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck Yooooooooooooooooooooooou

Sorry it took 3 days - people must be enjoying their holiday weekend.

[benjita]

Wasn't it 40,000 on Alexa, not 50,000? Right now they're at 39,832.

[jumbo]

I got a mention and was called evil in the same show!

Tish is a good friend of mine - get her stuff - she's great! And hot, too, which is good.

Jon Lancaster

Scion Sales Manager

Capital Toyota & Scion

Chattanooga, TN

CAPITAL SCION

[starscream]

Originally Posted by stjoe

I don't remember the British version of The Office, but I think the Americans changed it up at least a little bit when they started out with season one.

The first episode was exactly the same as the British version except for the Jamie Kennedy reference which was just replacing whatever the British equivalent was in the script. And even though it was exactly the same, the American one was a lot funnier. Which is weird. After that, they went their seperate way.

Coupling did the same thing with the pilot, though I have no idea if they continued to as the show went on, and I'd imagine neither does the rest of the world since it didn't continue on the air for much longer.

[stjoe]

Originally Posted by starscream

The first episode was exactly the same as the British version except for the Jamie Kennedy reference which was just replacing whatever the British equivalent was in the script. And even though it was exactly the same, the American one was a lot funnier. Which is weird. After that, they went their seperate way.

Coupling did the same thing with the pilot, though I have no idea if they continued to as the show went on, and I'd imagine neither does the rest of the world since it didn't continue on the air for much longer.

Coupling was word for word, line for line, blocked the same, everything. I think they ran 6 episodes. The difference was that the American actors couldn't deliver the lines like their UK counterparts.

[MichaelG]

Originally Posted by stjoe

Coupling was word for word, line for line, blocked the same, everything. I think they ran 6 episodes. The difference was that the American actors couldn't deliver the lines like their UK counterparts.

The slang was missing, and that made it funnier.

[robjus]

Catching up on the old shows, love the song at the end of the show. I have been trying to find them for the last hour or so but can't find anything about them besides a few articles writen for local shows. Anyone happen to know anything about the band, a current website, etc.