Wonder Pigeon
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I watched all of season 1 at my brother's recommendation, but I'm not really feeling it.
I watched all of season 1 at my brother's recommendation, but I'm not really feeling it.
Am I the only one finding the show a little repetitive now? It's always been about the in jokes and references to previous things that happened, which is getting a little old now.
I've been watching these recently. I'm about 2/3 of the way through the second season, and whilst I still think it's brilliant, I don't think it's as funny as it was in the first season. Does it get better again, or is it a slow downward slope?
I've been watching these recently. I'm about 2/3 of the way through the second season, and whilst I still think it's brilliant, I don't think it's as funny as it was in the first season. Does it get better again, or is it a slow downward slope?
Last ep. its moments, bit like this season as a whole. I think the show has single-handedly made my degree feel worthwhile, even if most of the references still go over my head. Grover Cleveland leaving two non-consecutive messages remains the high point.
Am I the only one that really, really dislikes Cheryl? I loved her at the start, but the omg zany randomness wore thin a long time ago. Any second she's not on-screen is a blessing for me.
The first season's probably my favourite, too. I think it does become patchy after that, but save for a couple of dire episodes it's always very watchable. It's still full of great moments & good whole episodes in its (current) 4th season, so it's definitely worth sticking with until you find you stop laughing. I think one of the best bits about it is its replay value, I've seen some episodes at least 5 or 6 times now.
Just watched the Pope one. Have they changed Woodhouse's voice?
Just checked. Same voice actor apparently but he's 83 and its hard to get consistent voice acting from him apparently.
Just checked. Same voice actor apparently but he's 83 and its hard to get consistent voice acting from him apparently.