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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

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Seinfeld is wildly, wildly overrated. There are some classic episodes, but the average run of the mill Seinfeld was meh.

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Anonymous wrote:Jennifer Aniston and Courtney cox need to stop pretending they’re still 25.

Yes!

Kate Beckinsale and Liz Hurley, too! love it when there are daylight unfiltered pics on Daily Mail of these two

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Yes, they got much worse once they were together. I feel like the writers would sometimes call Jim out on his flaws (like when he struggled getting the Philly business going and when Darryl revealed he was a PITA to live with), but they never really called out Pam, and she just kept getting more annoying.

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

Also, it didn’t make any sense that she moved to NYC BY HERSELF for art school but then was too scared to move to Jim.

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

Yep. Suburbs of Allentown would be a fine place for Jim and Pam to live!

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

Also, it didn’t make any sense that she moved to NYC BY HERSELF for art school but then was too scared to move to Jim.

A magical 3-month art school, right?

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

Also, it didn’t make any sense that she moved to NYC BY HERSELF for art school but then was too scared to move to Jim.

A magical 3-month art school, right?

Yes, maybe it was some sort of summer certificate program? But wouldn’t that be geared toward kids/college students? But still, if you’re Pam who is supposedly scared of major cities, NYC is way “scarier” than Philly or Scranton.

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Anonymous wrote:Jim and Pam are a cringey, annoying couple. A lot of “will they/won’t they” couples ruin otherwise funny shows once they break the romantic tension and get all sappy. Come to think of it, one of the reasons I like Seinfeld is because this was never a thing. There was no way any of the main characters were ever getting together.

+1 Jim basically went after another man’s woman and then Pam did the same thing when Jim was with Karen. They’re both pretty awful. Not only that, but they got all entitled when they got together.

Pam could’ve moved halfway to Jim instead of making him quit his business. Or just driven/took a bus there every weekend for a bit. It’s not that far!

Also, it didn’t make any sense that she moved to NYC BY HERSELF for art school but then was too scared to move to Jim.

Not to mention, that awful storyline in the last season when the cameraman became a character and was interested in Pam.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ted Lasso is a terrible show.

Shut your filthy mouth.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn’t like Hamilton and Lin Manuel Miranda is annoying and a terrible actor.

I feel the same.

I do, too. LMM has annoying, gimmicky theater kid energy and a nasally voice. The actor playing Hamilton at the Kennedy Center pre-pandemic was far more talented, as were a lot of the minor OG actors.

Far more talented??? Are you for real?

Even if you don't like his voice or acting, which I disagree with you on that, he read a book (same one I read at one time) and was inspired to write one of them most successful Broadway musicals in recent times. It's brilliant. And he did that. The "Hamilton" lead at Kennedy Ctr. did not do that (though he was also good).

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Anonymous wrote:I didn’t like Hamilton and Lin Manuel Miranda is annoying and a terrible actor.

I feel the same.

I do, too. LMM has annoying, gimmicky theater kid energy and a nasally voice. The actor playing Hamilton at the Kennedy Center pre-pandemic was far more talented, as were a lot of the minor OG actors.

Far more talented??? Are you for real?

Even if you don't like his voice or acting, which I disagree with you on that, he read a book (same one I read at one time) and was inspired to write one of them most successful Broadway musicals in recent times. It's brilliant. And he did that. The "Hamilton" lead at Kennedy Ctr. did not do that (though he was also good).

LMM is a creative force but it is also true that the established actors in Hamilton sang and acted circles around him.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate everything about The Pioneer Woman. Everything.

Me too and everyone else that funds their own popularity (their own books, and shows) with hubby family money.

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Anonymous wrote:I hate everything about The Pioneer Woman. Everything.

Me too and everyone else that funds their own popularity (their own books, and shows) with hubby family money.

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