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Just a sad little hole in the wall... fighting is allowed even if its man on woman. Strip-mall hick bar. Zero rules.
Decided to try the I'ON location with my best friend here visiting from from Texas. Of several places the two of us visited during his stay in town, O'Brion's actually did all of the basic things to make a customer feel like a necessary part of the business equation correctly. We managed to get a seat at a nice comfortable high top table, were greeted within seconds by a very lovely young lady (Eva) who was actually smiling and glad to be there, placed and received our beer order which arrived within a couple of minutes icy cold along with well chilled pint glasses, had our questions about the menu answered confidently, and proceeded to enjoy sports on the many quality flat panel screens without the annoying nuisance of loud blaring volume while waiting for our food. The food arrived quickly despite a sizeable crowd and my friend described the burger as the best he had enjoyed in Mount Pleasant. Likewise, the Cuban sandwich I received was total perfection on a plate. As a bit of a connoisseur of this particular sandwich, I must point out that this is the first time I have ever received a "true" Cuban made properly in this town and it tasted spectacular. My friend and I were quite happy that we were able to enjoy our experience at this O'Brion's location from the minute we walked through the door until we left feeling very satisfied that at least one place in Mount Pleasant actually has what it takes to earn the business and insure the return visit of its patrons.
I've been to Condon's on a number of occasions, and find the food adequate, but certainly not Irish. The best thing about the place is the draft beer selection. Although expensive, it allows one an opportunity to sample beers from all over the world. The music at night is entertaining and peppy, but Condon's is definitely set up for the occasional tourist visit. It appears to be doing well in that regard.
Apparently the food is only good on weekends. We went last Monday and I had to send my steak back because it was nothing but fat. My husband's shrimp and grits were gritty. There was trash and flies in the windowsill while the waitstaff stood around and talked. Not to mention the table was sticky. Very dissatisfied.
For those of us who have lived in Summerville for a while and have dealt with the loud, crowded, sometimes obnoxious watering holes that have passed and, unfortunately for some, stuck around (ie. chain restaurants/sports bars where Summerville's finest men gulp their Bud Light draft while sifting through the endless amounts of mini's and only the classiest of ladies in said mini's try to pick through the selection of beef in too tight shirts to score a free drink), this Park Circle-originated gem is a more than welcome change of venue for us "simple folk" who just like to drink a good pint and relax amongst friends (and actually be able to hear the conversation). The food is excellent, varying between your normal bar fare to Irish dishes to fully packed lunch specials. Sunday brunch is always a treat with a wonderful series of takes on Eggs Benedict while sipping on a mimosa or "Man-mosa". The staff is nothing but cordial, offering an atmosphere of "home away from home away from work". So, whether you're there to eat with family and friends, have some laughs over your favorite stout, pale ale, or mixture of the two, or just sit at the bar watching the game with Jason (and occasionally Spence), Madra Rua BC is sure to satisfy your palate. And if not, well, Buffalo Wild Wings is about five minutes away, always ready to have you stand and hope that no one knocks into you and spills your beer in a weak attempt to touch your ass.
Just came back from a visit to the local pub Madra Rua. Had the prime rib sandwich and and some strongbow ciders. Pretty tasty (especially with the hand cut fries (mine with vinegar)). Wife had the corn beef and cabbage that she said was good but not a wow. Atmosphere is great, people are great. Typical pub food. Will definitely go back. (I've got many more beverages to try!)
Great food, great company and great Irish Cream!
I've been to O'Brions on 41 and never had a bad meal or a warm beer. Last time the burger was a bit rare. They apologized and the bartender took it back to the kitchen. While waiting and drinking my comped beer, a kitchen staff member came out to apologize and tell me they were going to redo the meal to make sure nothing was cold, etc. Showed up perfect (try the Carolina burger) and really enjoyed the meal and the company. This place can get really crowded but it is worth waiting for. I've been there about 6 times now... sometimes alone and sometimes with family. Good to have a family restaurant/sports bar/general gathering place to meet new folks.
My wife and I went to Dublin Down this past Saturday and were pleasantly surprised by the food and the service as well as the authetic pub atmosphere. Its been a long time since we were greeted as early and often as we were from various members of the staff that night...on the way out, we were stopped by one of the owners who said "thank you so much for stopping here tonight...we really appreciate your business"...there was no doubt that he meant what he said. Hopefully, this one will be around for awhile.
A fine Irish pub, good wings, great food and and "real" darts. Support Summerville Businesses.
A classic pub with all the trimmings, fine music, great beer (at great prices), and a friendly atmosphere where your first time in you are treated as a regular.
We've enjoyed all our experiences at O'Brion's on 41 since their opening. Whether it be a family meal or a night out with the boys drinking, we have found the staff to be attentive even when the place is packed. The neighborhood is happy to have a place like this to gather and we're also pleased that they seem to be doing well financially. Every place can have on off night or a bad day....you can't stay as crowded as this place typically is if poor service/food was the norm rather than an isolated experience.
I've been to all three O'Brion's and have had nothing but good experiences. Staff is friendly and remembers your name and your drink of choice. The food has always been great - the Gamecock chicken sandwich is my favorite, but haven't had anything bad there. The staff also goes out of their way (physically and financially) to assist with fundraising efforts (both in the community and at their locations) for local charities or just people in need. All in all, you can't ask for a better neighborhood pub.
Great location, food's always great, bartenders are fun, very attentive and outgoing. Looking forward to football saturdays again at O'Brions!
Excellent food and service at both Mt Pleasant locations. I was recently at the James Island location for lunch, the food was quick and very good, my server was very friendly. The atmopshere is fun, locations are convenient, makes for a perfect place to watch any sporting event.
I've been to all three O'Brion's, and have enjoyed my experience each time. They have a great beer selection, attentive staff, and great food. Awesome place to watch the game!
Would be nice if they paid better attention to their food. The jumbo wings had to be a joke as they were the smallest and driest we had ever had. Beer is on the pricey side and the staff seems to have no passion for the job or the guests.
Great place to hang out with friends and make new ones...super guys and gals that work there. Can't wait to go back! See ya soon!
I was surprised at some of the reviews (mixed) so I decided to check the place out myself. After speaking to my server a well spoken Irish guy called Keith who informed me the chef was new & the food was sorted out I ordered the fish & chips which was cooked to perfection. I went back next day for "Happy Hour" from 3-7 & had the Shepards Pie, again cooked perfectly & the portion more than I could finish. I spoke to the Chef afterwards a very cool guy who gave me a tour of the kitchen very clean & lots of fresh produce. The staff are mostly Irish & very friendly the beer cold, food excellent, warm atmosphere. I would have no problem recomending Molly Darcy`s as a food critics dream. Martin F
Decided on Molly Darcy's to celebrate my Bachelorette Party after having a nice experience personally the week before. There was about 15 ladies in total and I still felt the customer service was outstanding eventhough there was a large group of us. From the minute we walked in the door to the minute we left we were treated like royalty! Ended up getting something to eat while we were there and was pleasantly surprised with the variety on the menu. We opted on ordering a few of the appetizers for us all to share and came across Irish Nachos which sounded too good to refuse as they were. I will also say that the wings were arguably the best I've had in town! Turns out they have a new chef who really seems to be "stirring" things up there for the better. I would highly recommend Molly Darcy's for food, drinks or even just a good time!


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KoKoKobi in the town of Ulster caters to chocoholics (with recipe and video)
OLD SLUGWORTH would give his false teeth to get inside for just five minutes.
The snotty Veruca Salt would demand everything in sight at the new chocolate shop at 604 Ulster Ave. in the town of Ulster.
Even Violet Beauregarde would gladly trade in her gum for a sampling of the deep, dark confections or handmade ice cream offered there.
No, this is not Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, but the whimsical KoKoKobi, a scrumpdiddlyumptious place to indulge in the creative recipes of owner Kobi Pincus.
Like Wonka, the quirky, fictional candy man, Pincus pumps out some of the richest, smoothest, milky brown creations anywhere in his small-but-public lab.
"If I can think it up, I can do it in chocolate," Pincus said late in the morning last week when he wasn't too busy. "It's really just the curiosity of a child."
You won't find an overly impressive display of pretty seating arrangements or sophisticated backdrops in Pincus' simple 800-square-foot workshop, but you'll still feel like you won a rare golden ticket when he grants you a tour and shows you how real chocolate-making is done.
"Having some yummy, hand-made chocolates or yummy, home-made ice cream is a little like a micro-vacation," said Pincus, who was making a batch of his "Old Man and the Sea" candy as a demonstration.
"In my humble opinion, chocolate is recession-resistant. It's not recession-proof, but people will allow themselves a tiny luxury, even in hard times," he said. Continued...
Pincus is right.
According to Packaged Facts, a Maryland-based market research firm, the chocolate market — currently at $17 billion worldwide — may exceed $19 billion in the United States alone by 2014.
Pincus obviously believes in the power of chocolate, and this isn't the first time he's made it his livelihood.
He opened Chocolate Cheers in 1995 out of the bay of his Port Ewen garage, turning it into a licensed candy kitchen.
Pincus sold some of its assets — like machinery and a partial client list — in 2006 to Astor Chocolate in Lakewood, N.J., but the company didn't buy his name or website.
He also retained the right to make and sell his chocolate products.
Immediately after that, Pincus left the business for a while.
"I looked for the next step of my life but jumped back into chocolate in the fall of 2008 and operated out of where we started in Port Ewen," he said.
He just opened KoKoKobi in the town of Ulster in August of 2010.
"It's going pretty sweetly," he said, spreading the "Old Man and the Sea" combination of chocolate, raisins, almonds and Rice Krispies in a large, square pan. Continued...
"People of all ages love chocolate. It brings out the kid in most of us," he said.
That includes the corporate-suit types.
The day the Freeman visited, Pincus was wrapping an order of custom 1-pound bars in gold foil that were to be shipped to a company called Geotemps, Inc. in Reno, Nev., as holiday favors for employees.
Pincus buys his chocolate from the Blommer Chocolate Company in East Greenville, Pa., one of the largest cocoa-bean processors and chocolate manufacturers in North America.
He then breaks it up (at times, with a hammer), melts it and tempers it.
Pincus, who is a self-taught sculptor, also makes custom molds and can do just about any company logo for his clients.
"I mold the chocolate and press it and design custom, high tonnage presses, which literally emboss or press the logo or design into the chocolate," Pincus said.
When he's not taking care of corporate clients, Pincus has fun whipping up imaginative goodies for his retail customers.
Many of them wander in for dessert after eating at one of the restaurants he's nestled between.
"It's growing. I think more people found out about me quicker here, and some of them already knew about me from Chocolate Cheers," Pincus said. Continued...
At that, he picked up the "Old Man and the Sea" mixture and placed it for a brief time in the cooler.
Pincus, a jolly fellow with the funny hat, clearly has fun making his chocolates and giving them names.
There's "Ferris Bueller," "Betty Boop," "Charlie Chaplin" and "Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers" chocolates, to name a few.
"I'm a very enthusiastic movie fan," he said. "I guess that kind of comes out."
And it's not just his chocolates that caress your taste buds. It's his rich, frothy coffees and hand-made ice creams.
Here again, he uses his vivid imagination to dream up such combinations as caramelized banana ice cream, apple-spice gelato or strawberry-beet-rhubarb sorbet.
Pincus was generously doling out some samples of his work when he remembered the batch of "Old Man and the Sea."
He quickly pulled it out of the cooler, cut it with a pizza cutter and passed it along to the Freeman reporter and photographer.
Throughout the interview, he kept offering a cup of one of his specialty "Koko Coffees" or "Koko Lattes," and his persistence paid off.
Both hard-working Freeman employees gave in, but neither expected the flavor of the "Koko Mocha" to seduce as it did.
Made from a blend of milk, cream, chocolate (of course) and a double shot of espresso, the hot drink had the consistency of a lava-like thickness.
It was almost like drinkable art, a guilty pleasure and a one-two kick of pure, sweet energy.
"I'm glad you like it," Pincus said, smiling his infectious grin.
It was one of those Oompa Loompa moments, where both Freeman workers expected to be rolled out the door by those funny, little men with the orange faces and green hair.
Too much indulgence for one day can be a good thing, especially if it's at KoKoKobi, the total eating (and drinking) experience.
"Chocolate, ice cream, coffee — they're the three main food groups," Pincus laughed.
"What else is there, except for hugs. I like spreading joy. This is me playing…and having fun doing it."
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One of my favorite PS3 games recently was Square-Enix's Just Cause 2, which had a feature that allowed you to record gameplay and post it to YouTube. Anyone know if FFXIV will have this feature? Thanks.
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At this points anyones comments are purely just speculation. They haven't really said much about the PS3 version, and a lot of what we can expect is still TBD.
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Originally posted by TemperHoof I was simply wondering if anyone who has been poking around the official devlogs and whatnot ran across a general intention to have this feature. Naturally, I'd want to see a source from anyone who said it would or wouldn't. How not to sell me on a game: "And most people that make it past the tutorial seem to appreciate [x game's] uniqueness, even if they don't find it fun." |
Originally posted by Scottgun Highly doubt it. |
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Originally posted by Epic1oots The only thing they really said that could be an indirect statement for the PS3 version is that they are pondering just how much more graphic intensive they are planning to make the PC version over the PS3 version due to PC's power and capability to run addons (which should be enabled on release). They noted that most computers won't be able to handle Ultra on release, but they eventually will as current high end technology becomes cheaper as the years go by. The only "official" word on the PS3 version is that their goal is to have at least 40 players on the screen at once in addition to multiple NPCs and several medium to large monsters. The PC version is nearly uncapped at this point, though I noticed some warp ins after about 100+ people on the screen during public demostrations (pre-alpha). They were seamless and didn't incur any lag unlike 1.0. They already stated that they have improved the code to allow for more stuff in an area since starting the Alpha test for the PC version. Recording devices usually put a heavy tax on systems, and games that are online do so especially due to their extra reliance on RAM and processing to get all those players on screen and recognize their chaotic movements. The Crystal's Call Gameplay Trailer: http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/blog/post/383 Tour of Eorzea Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JQ87KtH1G8 Six hours of FFXIV 1.0 Cutscenes: http://www.twitch.tv/thaze_tv/b/338928300 |
I doubt it. SE doesn't doesn't even want to add in-game voice chat. Probably the least of their worries right too.


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(This is When the Running Part Starts)
Remember, way back in January, when I said this was also going to be about running? Well, I've been running, but not writing about my favorite thing to do in the morning: now, those days have arrived. Two weeks ago, I started training for my fall marathons: Columbus in October, NYC in November.
I'm using a training plan adapted from a number of sources (and still in constant change), but a good outline from Emily at The Front Burner.
This is, for example, what the past week looked like:
Saturday: 10 miles, 8:33 pace, and all negative splits
Sunday: 2 slow miles
Monday: 6 x 400 with Sammy, plus warm-up and cool-down, 1:31-1:38 each.
Tuesday: 6 miles with 3 5-minute up tempos (Sammy!); pilates
Wednesday: 5 easy (Sammy!); weights
Thursday: 6 easy; yoga
Friday: rest
Saturday: 12 miles, 8:36 pace
So yep, off to do that type of thing for another 14 or so weeks, 96 days. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated—aiming to stay healthy!
O yeah, and that lovely looking salad up above? After my (hot) 12 miles this morning, I downed a bottle of gatorade, then a spinach-banana-protein powder smoothie that looked like concrete. An hour later, an egg and tortilla; an hour later, almond butter and banana sandwiches. I couldn't eat enough! But by dinner time, I just wanted something cool and no-cook with vegetables, like a Greek salad.
I had peaches, mint, and goat cheese already, so this became:
Peach-Mint Greek Salad
3 tomatoes, cored and chopped
2 cucumbers, half peeled, chopped
1 peach, chopped
1/2 onion, chopped
1/4 cup mint,finely chopped
1 tsp. salt
3-4 Tbsp. goat cheese
1/2 Tbsp. olive oil
1/2 Tbsp. white wine vinegar
Mix it all together. Garnish with mint. Chill for a bit if preferred. It's grand, I tell you. It is still 88 degrees outside, and I'm going to eat this with a mini-hamburger I picked up at Whole Foods earlier. Summer Saturday recovery=best dinner.
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MILWAUKEE -- Before Wednesday night's game, Bucks coach Jim Boylan stressed the importance of beating the Philadelphia 76ers, who are Milwaukee's closest challenger for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
After a shaky first-half performance in their final game before the All-Star break, Boylan lit into his team when they gathered in the locker room at halftime.
The Bucks responded with more inspired play in the second half, rallying for a 94-92 win over the Sixers.
"We didn't have too much energy. Coach came in here (at halftime) and told us off and we responded well to that," said Bucks point guard Brandon Jennings, who scored 21 points to go along with backcourt mate Monta Ellis' 27 points.
"I was in a shooting slump," Jennings said. "I was able to make a couple of shots tonight, finally. I got some shots to go down for us in the third quarter. Monta took care of business in the fourth quarter."
Samuel Dalembert had 17 points and 14 rebounds for the Bucks, who ended a four-game losing streak. Milwaukee heads into the All-Star break with a four-game lead over the 76ers for the eighth and final playoff spot in the East.
"We wanted to get that win and boost our confidence," Dalembert said.
The Bucks ran their season record against the Sixers to 3-0, giving them the tie breaker in the playoff race.
"We put ourselves in a great position by winning this game. That's the message I sent to the team," Boylan said.
Boylan is hoping that the All-Star break will allow his players to "re-charge their batteries."
"Our energy level still isn't where it needs to be," he said.
Evan Turner had 20 points for Philadelphia, while Spencer Hawes added 19 points and nine rebounds. Jrue Holiday had 16 points and 12 assists for the Sixers.
"Turnovers were hurting us," Hawes said. "It is hard to win when you give away that many easy ones."
Milwaukee didn't take its first lead until about 9:20 remained when Ellis converted a baseline floater to put the Bucks up 78-77.
After Philadelphia had taken an 81-80 lead, Ellis countered with a layup to put the Bucks back in front. Luc Mbah a Moute then made a driving layup, was fouled and converted the free throw to give the Bucks an 85-81 lead.
Dalembert hit a turnaround jumper as the shot clock expired to give the Bucks an 87-83 lead, then had a rebound and put-back to hand Milwaukee a seven-point cushion. But back-to-back baskets by Hawes and a layup by Turner cut the Bucks' lead to one.
A field goal by Ellis gave the Bucks a 93-90 advantage. After a Dalembert miss, Jennings stole the ball on the ensuing possession with less than one minute remaining. After Ellis missed a spinning layup attempt, Turner hit a lay-in with 20.2 seconds remaining to cut the lead to 93-92. Ellis then converted one of two free throws 11.2 seconds left for the final margin.
A scramble after a missed shot by Holiday led to a jump ball. Philadelphia gained possession but Mbah a Moute deflected a pass, saved the ball from going out of bounds and the clock expired as the ball bounced to the other end of the court.
"Their speed and quickness really bothers us," Philadelphia coach Doug Collins said of the Bucks' second-half comeback. Milwaukee had 18 points off turnovers. That hurt us."
The win marked the tenth time this season that the Bucks have won after rallying from a deficit of 10 or more.
After trailing throughout the first half, the Bucks cut the lead to one early in the third but the 76ers responded with an 8-0 run to take a 66-57 lead with 5:20 remaining in the period. However, an immediate 10-1 run by the Bucks, capped by a driving layup by Mike Dunleavy, tied the score at 67. Philadelphia held on for a 75-72 lead at the end of the third quarter.
The Bucks made only 35.6 per cent of their shots in the first half, compared with 55.9 per cent for the 76ers.
"This win would have felt great. It's very disappointing," Young said. "You just try to do your best over the All-Star break to get over it."
With Larry Sanders, who leads the league with 3.2 blocked shots per game, still sidelined with a back injury, the Bucks failed to record a block in the first half for the second consecutive game. Milwaukee had 10 blocks in the second half.
"Everybody was block shots out there, and that's what we need," Dalembert said.
In the locker room after the game, Jennings addressed media reports earlier Wednesday that he has "irreconcilable differences" with the Bucks organization.
"People are going to say things. Stuff that was said earlier today wasn't out of my mouth," Jennings said.
When asked if he expected to be with the Bucks following the trade deadline, Jennings said: "To be honest, I don't know. I would love to be. Right now, everything is up to my agent. Whatever happens, before I leave I want to be able to accomplish something here in Milwaukee."
Boylan said he didn't put much stock in the report.
"Brandon and I talk all the time. I talk to a lot of people around the league and a lot of people around Brandon," Boyan said. "I don't get that feeling from his people. He's here. He's a Milwaukee Buck. He's going to do whatever he can to help us win and all that other stuff will take care of itself."
Notes: Bucks F Larry Sanders missed his fourth consecutive game with a lower back contusion. Milwaukee coach Jim Boylan said Sanders sought a second opinion on the injury and that the team was awaiting the results of the latest series of tests. An initial bone scan conducted after Sanders fell hard on Feb. 5 at Denver did not show any fracture. "Hopefully in the next day or so we'll have a better idea of where we're at," Boylan said. ... Philadelphia F Thaddeus Young sat out as his continues to nurse a hamstring injury. ... 76ers coach Doug Collins said he and his team are ready for some much needed time off during the All-Star break. "We've been through a lot this year. It's been a tough year for us."
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On losing Chevy Chase, preparing for senior year and whether, in hindsight, they'd have chosen to succeed Dan Harmon
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sepinwall It's a 7000-word transcript. We've run into big problems in the past with long articles like this or some of Drew's Film Nerd 2.0 pieces, and breaking them into multiple pages is the easiest way to get them to load properly for everyone, every time.
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Andrew Disagree. Use multiple pages if you want, but include a Single-page or a Print button. The lack of one is just criminal.
February 6, 2013 at 11:07AM EST -
sepinwall "Criminal," you say?
February 6, 2013 at 11:10AM EST
This is maybe the third article in close to 3 years writing for the site where I've had to use this option. It's a rare thing. -
Paolo I think Andrew is overreacting a bit, but I do agree that having a Single-Page option would be nice. The New York Times has a lot of paginated articles but there's always an option for one page
February 6, 2013 at 11:19AM EST -
Andrew I'm exaggerating for humorous effect! But requiring six clicks without a single-page option does hit a sore spot for lots of people who read long things on the Internet. It makes us feel you just want us for our clicks... :(
February 6, 2013 at 11:51AM EST -
Guy Hitfix gets to show us 6 times as many advertisements this way. Duh.
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Sterling Mallory Archer Boo hoo. Stop being the opposite of Batman. Get a faster device or live with it. I wish all of Alan's pieces were long enough to have six pages.
February 6, 2013 at 9:29PM EST
Ben Kabak Multiple pages is awful
February 7, 2013 at 11:17AM EST
February 6, 2013 at 11:02AM EST Reply to Comment
My fears increase every time these dudes speak. I don't think they get the show. I don't think they get the fans. They certainly don't get Dan. Oh well, not like I expected this season to not be fan-fiction anyway.-
Mahmoud Fayed Agreed. Definitely raised an eyebrow at how Alan had to correct him on it being season 1 and not 2 where they ended up getting 24/25 they made.
February 6, 2013 at 8:10PM EST -
Wendy's When a show and all it's plots and character development and stories is brought together by the writers and is filtered through one persons brain then if that show is a work of art and is obviously a genius is at work then why change?
February 6, 2013 at 8:25PM EST
The reason they got rid of Sorkin from West Wing is because he was always behind schedule and never on budget and he was not flexable but he was the guy responsable for 4 DRAMA EMMYS!!!!!! Matt Weiner is the same and was responable for 4 DRAMA EMMYS!!! Dan Harmon is the same and may not get the Emmy's but still he is awesome!
How many times does a network have to do this? How many times does a studio have to do this?
This is so disappointing, I now get why Dan Harmon did that presentation a little while back on why Money is evil, it is not the money but the people who have it and who wield their power to screw up art!
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Sterling Mallory Archer I have the exact same worries as you guys. But it is the same actors, so i want to try to have an open mind. I just hope the perspective of knowing Dan is gone doesn't cloud my judgement more than it should. But i would still rather have Communtiy-Light than none at all. And maybe we all get super surprised.
February 6, 2013 at 9:31PM EST
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February 6, 2013 at 11:49AM EST Reply to Comment
Really? Multiple pages is that big of a deal? Geez people, talk about first world problems...
I read the whole interview, loved it. I'm a big Dan Harmon fan, but they're right in saying that Community was great because of a lot of people, not just Dan. They sound like they understood what they were undertaking, and they certainly sound like they did the best that they could. I'm looking forward to watching it - I'll reserve judgement until it airs.-
Lex I took it as that too. And they're right, Community has grown a lot from season to season, changing with this or that. Nothing ever stays the same with this show and that's why I love it; it's realistic and unique in that regard.
February 6, 2013 at 12:27PM EST
It sounds like they're focusing on the stories for the characters instead of obsessing over fan feedback or trying to keep just within the status quot, which is nice. There'll always be some that will complain, but people complained even when Dan was running the show. Complainers are expected 'cause you can't please everyone.
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jenfullmoon Yeah, this still sounds as promising as it possibly can be under the circumstances, and I'll reserve judgement as well.
February 6, 2013 at 1:49PM EST
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Alan, on page 1 there is what I believe is a question/comment from you that isn't formatted as one. Starts with "Initially, the order was for 13 (episodes). But I have to assume when you took the job...." -
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Wow they really are reopening the Jeff/Britta thing. Completely unnecessary IMO. I wish they'd leave it as it is.-
sepinwall I took it in a different way. Britta and Troy will be the romance, but Britta will be functioning as Jeff's therapist (as she did a couple of times last season), and that causes complications for Troy/Britta, just as Troy and Abed's friendship will.
February 6, 2013 at 12:05PM EST
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LOU I hope you're right because Jeff/Britta are finally in a place where I like them. Their romance has never been something I've enjoyed watching. But their platonic banter is fantastic and very funny. I thought the opposite about the Dreamatorium episode for Jeff/Annie. I thought it tried to put a bow on that idea but failed because everything I saw on screen contradicted Annie's insistence that there was no feelings there.
February 6, 2013 at 12:12PM EST
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John I took it the same way Alan did, which seems like good comic potential to me.
February 6, 2013 at 12:46PM EST
As for Jeff/Annie and that "bow", well, they did just come from a writer's room that felt like putting Alex and Dave back together, so... -
Jon, The Earl of Hamm Sandwich I also didn't get the sense at all that the Dreamatorium episode was putting a nail in the Jeff/Britta relaysh. but any so excited for Thursday! thanks for the interview. on another note, once this leaves, the current state of the network TV sitcom will be somewhere between print newspapers and the original pets.com
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stephrenb I never believed the Dreamatorium episode was putting a "bow" on the Jeff/Annie relationship. I just saw it more as a case of unreliable narrator on Annie's part. Either that, or Annie recognizing that her feelings weren't love, but still feelings just the same.
February 6, 2013 at 2:38PM EST
John, I don't see any similarities between Jeff/Annie and Alex/Dave. If anything, the reverse is true. The original pairing of Jeff/Britta didn't work so revisiting it would be like putting Alex and Dave back together. Unless I'm misunderstanding you.
Jon, I assume you mean the Jeff/Annie relationship. I don't see the connection between Jeff/Britta and the Dreamatorium episode.
Jon, The Earl of Hamm Sandwich yep, Jeff/Annie. guess I Britta'd that!
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Karen PREACH.
February 6, 2013 at 3:29PM EST
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Good interview but I'm more scared than ever. I don't think they understand the show. I do not want a Jeff/Britta/Troy love triangle. No thanks. Can't we just have a romance on the show without the need for a third party? Sick of it. I was excited for Troy & Britta but now I might give this season a miss if all we've got to look forward to is Jeff and Britta getting together. Can't think of anything worse.-
stephrenb Agreed. It's the fourth season and the time for jerking around with relationships is over. Draw some lines in the sand. It doesn't all have to be settled now, there can still be conflict, but let's be done with love triangles. There's plenty of story in a romantic pairing on its own.
February 6, 2013 at 2:45PM EST
And ITA agree about Jeff and Britta getting together. I do not understand how anyone could think that "Jeff/Britta is one of the most remarkable things that Dan has done." Really? Out of everything that Dan has done on the show, Jeff/Britta is among the most remarkable? smh -
Karen Exactly. One of the best things Dan Harmon did was get rid of the Jeff/Britta romance pairing. It wasn't working. It wasn't remarkable. His concept episodes were the remarkable thing!! Picking a ship as the best thing the creator has done is scary to me and also makes me think they are saying it just to keep on his side. I don't see anything remarkable about Jeff/Britta at all. I think I'm done with Community. This is not what I signed up for.
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SashaV3 re: Jeff/Britta is one of the most remarkable things that Dan has done."
February 6, 2013 at 4:02PM EST
I kinda agree in that it's refreshing when shows show that men and women (especially the lead characters) can be friends without falling in love with each other. Yes, there might have been feelings in the beginning but the Jeff/Britta relationship developed into an amazing friendship. They'll hookup with each other every now and then but sex doesn't mean true love, especially to thirty-something egomaniacs.
February 6, 2013 at 12:52PM EST Reply to Comment
Chevy Chase was always the worst actor and least funny character on the show. Good riddance.-
Jon, The Earl of Hamm Sandwich I always enjoyed Pierce. what's better than a punching bag that you don't have to feel sorry for? I hate this idea that every character has to be likable except for clear-cut villains. not that you said that, but I think that view drives a lot of what people have hated about Chevy and Chang
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Slam When Chase starred in "Fletch", I thought he was the next superstar comedian/actor; instead he disappeared then resurfaced all bloated and old and weird on Community.
February 6, 2013 at 1:51PM EST
So maybe that's why I don't care for him. -
Jon, The Earl of Hamm Sandwich yeah I hear you there! the falloff after Fletch which I also loved was incredible. although it would have shamed him, he probably should have just gone back to SNL after that LOL
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Jonas.Left Years ago, Comedy Central did a roast of Chevy Chase, and the highlight was a blistering speech by Stephen Colbert that accrately and devastaingly explained why Chevy Chase is a mediocrity and a has-been. NBC did him the favor of making him relevant again and he spent three years punishing Dan Harmon and his co-stars for it.
February 6, 2013 at 4:35PM EST
In the first season Chevy Chase was in the first classic scene of the series - the Spanish presentation. Chase did some decent work on the show, especially season two, where he got to do a lot of different things character-wise. He was just too much a hack to see how special the show he was on was. -
Slam Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but t seems Community needed a "name" actor to get the series green lit, so they hosed-off Chase ... and he was my least favorite character.
February 6, 2013 at 5:41PM EST
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Haik Mendelovich According to Joel McHale, our friend Chevy used racist language, and tried to fight (!) McHale on the set:
February 6, 2013 at 6:00PM EST
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The fourth question on the third page ("There's been some debate..") isn't formatted as such.
Also, are the the Guarascio and Port "category" page links supposed to be there on the top of the page? It seems a bit random -
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On page six, there's a question without the formatting: 'Do you feel like for those people who are acutely aware of the behind-the-scenes stuff, maybe you're going to be held to an unfair standard?' -
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Am I the only one who liked season one Britta? I kind of had a crush on her. Sure, part of that is she looks like Gillian Jacobs, but i liked her earnest, if a little insufferable social coscience, too.-
Victor I never had a problem with Season 1 Britta and I never understood why anyone would hate her.
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Craig I didn't love her or hate her. I think she was maybe just too much of a "straight man." Most comedy troupes need a "straight" figure to balance the dynamic, but COMMUNITY quickly established itself as a show that worked without one (or at least, without a full-time one - various characters can fill the role in different scenarios). So Britta had to either change, or become irrelevant.
February 6, 2013 at 7:01PM EST
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My biggest concern for where the show was going when we left off was that the Abed character was becoming *too* awesome. It seemed that no matter what, Abed was always the one in the end who was the smartest, the healthiest (mentally), had the best grasp of the big picture, etc. His "awesomeness" was becoming so predictable I felt I never had a reason to really invest in his character anymore because there was never any reason to be concerned for his outcome.-
Craig Did you watch season 3? I certainly wouldn't categorize Abed as mentally healthy (he was ready to saw off Jeff's arm!!! And the season ends with him vanishing into his "Dreamatorium," which the show had set up all season as detrimental to his mental health). If anything, you might complain that Abed's character got too angsty and creepy in season 3.
February 6, 2013 at 6:57PM EST -
Oaktown Girl Well perhaps "mentally healthy" wasn't the best way to put it. What I meant is that he seems to be always so in control and dominant, even if what he is doing seems a little crazy. We'll see where it goes. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised.
February 6, 2013 at 8:16PM EST -
Mahmoud Fayed Yeah I'm with Craig, I was left scratching my head and wondering if she watched any of season 3 at all.
February 6, 2013 at 8:22PM EST -
Jonas.Left It still amazes me that they made the Evil Abed storyline work. As crazy as all the concept episodes are, the character arc of Abed being taken over by an imaginary evil twin from another dimension should have broken any semblance of reality, but they pulled it off. I can scarcely believe they had the nerve to try it. True genius.
February 7, 2013 at 2:55AM EST
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Hmmm...I'm not sure how I feel about how they approached everything...hopefully I can remain objective as I'm watching. I wish I could watch it without knowing about the showrunner change. -
Roy G. Biv
February 8, 2013 at 10:15AM EST Reply to Comment
If Dan Harmon isn't the showrunner, then it's not Community. PERIOD. And after watching tonight's episode, my opinion has only been further confirmed.
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Speakers at the NTTC Safety Council meeting included (from left) Griff Odgers of Andrews Logistics Inc, Neil Voorhees of Trimac Transportation Inc, Steve Niswander of Groendyke Transport Inc, and Dave Debolt of the Cline Wood Agency. They discusses topics that included driver distractions, insurance issues, crash prevention, and avoiding stationary objects.
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