Sitcom Sitters Chat Club #4 ~ Happy New Year 2017 Wisu n kwerky~ (IO)

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Wisian

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Posted: 9 years ago

#681

Bye-bye then, dear thread! 😃

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Wisian

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Posted: 9 years ago

#682

Have a wonderful Thursday! 🤗

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#683

Originally posted by: Wisian
^^ This is the reason we can't compete with the 3-day thread completers. 😛😛😛

Sahi kaha!

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#684

Originally posted by: Wisian
I have to oil my hair...

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And phir khanaa banaana hai...

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... bartan dhoney hain...

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... the routine...

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I am so-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ooo sick of IF ki spam warnings. 😡

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Chalo, anyway...

Originally posted by: Wisian
Bye-bye then, dear thread! 😃

🤣

THIS is the highlight for me...every single time now.

Always curious to see what you will write in the next post (and the next post...and the next...) before you "spam"

your way to "bye-bye". 😆😆

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#685

Originally posted by: Wisian
The US format is suited for weeding out the trash, but it doesn't always work either. I am thinking of "The Big Bang Theory", "Bones", "HIMYM", "Scrubs", etc. "Bones" was rubbish from the start, but the other shows lasted way longer than they should have...

As you say for "Firefly" though, there is certainly nothing wrong with series of finite episode counts. Such series, depending on how well they are made, on how deeply crafted the characters are, how engaging the story is, etc. etc. even short series can be profoundly moving.
But batao mujhe... Would you not like to see more of Sarabhai vs Sarabhai? It runs for more than 50 episodes (so, it is certainly longer than the 13- or 20-episode series), and I have watched all of the episodes again and again, but mera mann kabhi bhartaa hi nahin hai. I sooo wish, there would be more episodes of that show...
And if we were to have the Korean equivalent of S vs S? I'm sure those people crave for it. (As also I guess, fans of "Firefly"...)

I believe, there will be no one-size-fits-all solution to this...

Agree with everything, particularly with @bold.👍🏼

I would love to have "Sarabhai vs Sarabhai" back too!! Who wouldn't?

This is a picture from the cast's 10-year reunion.😊

On the subject of sitcoms - I saw several episodes of "Sumit Sambhaal Lega" towards the end of the series...and it was a pretty good sitcom. It takes time to grow on you...and I think they aired the better/best episodes a few weeks after the launch...right through to the end. It is no "Sarabhai..." but hilarious nonetheless. Specially the episodes directed by Deven Bhojani are very good...

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#686

Originally posted by: Wisian

You know what - I was imparting this same gyan to someone else yesterday, and she told me that after every few days, probably when I am healing from some injury or the other, I tell this to everyone who'd stop and listen to me.
Apparently, making making people conscious of the joys of a pain-free life is what I have been subconsciously doing for months now. 😳😳😳

Nice. 😊There will always be some people who will internalize the message and be thankful for their relatively smooth life...or at least a physically pain-free existence. 😳

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#687

Originally posted by: Wisian

Behen, kisi ke paas bhi jaadu ki chhadi nahin hai. 😳😳😳

😊

Serendipity is what you need to overcome this inertia.

See, if we look at it logically - the single status will only change if you meet new people...since obviously there is no one you guys fancy in your current lot of acquaintances/friends/colleagues.

Now you can meet new people if:

1. You are the one who paints the town red often

and goes out a lot

...where you will meet someone interesting. Tum logon me se kaun hai aisa?😳

2. Move out from your college or current work place...new people, new possibilities 😳...

3. Join a local singles' dating club🤔 (more prevalent outside India) or groups like these...

4. Join some other group activity/ hobby club(s) of your interest where you might meet someone with shared interest (even better!) 😛 - you get to pursue your hobby/explore interests and meet new people!

This is actually a pretty good idea...now you have access to so many groups in your city through FB or other sites which engage people in various activities..have regular meet-ups or mixers etc. Sign up for them...will be a good experience, even if you don't meet someone.

Phir jaadoo hoga...😆 -->

Baaki...there are also the just-like-movies moments...like how it happens with Wisu. 😳😛 She meets people at supermarkets and museums...awe-inspiring..and I have always admired how she strikes up a conversation with people...I could never do that. 😳 That is also a way to meet people...but not everyone is lucky that way...

Finished my quota of ideas now. 😆

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Kwerky

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Posted: 9 years ago

#688

Originally posted by: Wisian

Have a wonderful Thursday! 🤗

You too. 🤗

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GETGOIN

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Posted: 9 years ago

#689

Originally posted by: Wisian
The US format is suited for weeding out the trash, but it doesn't always work either. I am thinking of "The Big Bang Theory", "Bones", "HIMYM", "Scrubs", etc. "Bones" was rubbish from the start, but the other shows lasted way longer than they should have...

As you say for "Firefly" though, there is certainly nothing wrong with series of finite episode counts. Such series, depending on how well they are made, on how deeply crafted the characters are, how engaging the story is, etc. etc. even short series can be profoundly moving.
But batao mujhe... Would you not like to see more of Sarabhai vs Sarabhai? It runs for more than 50 episodes (so, it is certainly longer than the 13- or 20-episode series), and I have watched all of the episodes again and again, but mera mann kabhi bhartaa hi nahin hai. I sooo wish, there would be more episodes of that show...
And if we were to have the Korean equivalent of S vs S? I'm sure those people crave for it. (As also I guess, fans of "Firefly"...)

I believe, there will be no one-size-fits-all solution to this...

actually read lots of reviews of Korean dramas n apparently there r many fan of many serial who wants their 2nd season or reunion or sth like that

if something is nice it will always be sth people will look forward to watch no matter at what point it was good 😉😛