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    As much as I was looking forward to Don Demillo, this was the weakest so far. I adored the first segment and it had me looking forward to the rest. But I thought Zoukes unfortunately kind of misjudged the tone, and it brought down the rest of the episode for me. Demillo and Mall brought hilarious creepiness full of heavy breathing, but Falcon was brash, which meant he kept stepping on their bits. While the other two were playing the slow game, Falcon kept adding zaniness that detracted from the creepiness of Don Demillo. He kept saying, "Don, didn't you....", which forced Don to keep Yes Anding his suggestions, and they were were more zany than creepy and didn't have the right feel for the character. Marissa did this a bit too. I'm not sure Don should be paired with other people playing big personalities.

    This opinion is factually incorrect.

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    Here's how amazing the mind of Andy Daly is:

    First, Tony is introduced in 119, by Daly's character Andi Callahan. Yet he wasn't just mentioned in passing. In fact, everything about him mentioned became cannon!

    -Andi meets Tony at a movie theater (in episode 200, this is called back that Tony does his hanjob side job)

    -Andi describes Tony as "great at digging holes" (again, episode 200)

     

    Pretty cool that he was fleshed out so much even before DeMello mentioned him in a later appearance!

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  10. Posted

    I literally can't believe my ears. This was a CBB fan's dream. To be continued?? WHAT?

     

    AND YET! I am ever saddened by the fact that Andi Callahan, RN is always forgotten. And apparently Ben Alterman. Never may we forgot The Widow Feeney!

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    Who put you up to saying that? Was it that wizard on my street who disguised himself as a dog? I hate that guy, always telling me what to do...

     

    But really though, you were feeling their contribution? I thought the comedy was just bad and poorly executed. I mean didn’t one of them even do Adam Sandler’s “I got a snake, mang” voice?

    Sean and Dom make me loff and loff my whole butt off

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  20. Posted

    I love Wengert and he was amazing as usual, but the other two guys, Dominic Dierkes & Sean Clements, weren't very good. Giggling throughout the whole show which was just mildly annoying but from start to finish weren't funny.

     

    Their scene set-ups were weak and confusing, making people unusual without clearly directing how they wanted to go or giving any help beyond that. When that's done on this show with other performers its not a problem but Clements & Dierkes performances suffered from that. They also directly used the story a bunch, not just little snippets like Wengert didwith th "last 5 minutes" thing but the entire scenario was just regurgitated. Again, that can and has been great when done well or when it leads to something but that never materialized. Repeatedly their contributions hurt more than help. The deleted scene was much the same specifically the way the movie exec was cut in, awkwardly introduced, and then puts the onus of being funny is put on the other performers.

     

    Nobody else mentioned them in any way negative so perhaps I'm off on this one?

    You're a madman.

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