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The Decling Quality Of TV Shows: A Link To Holidays?
"There's no cure like travel to help you unravel the worries of living today" as Cole Porter once penned, not yesterday. Yet when television shows decide to pack a picnic and head for the coast, the resulting atrocity isn't just a terrible episode, it's often an exercise that scuttles the creative credibility of the entire show? You only have to look at the term 'jumping the shark' to realise the link between holidays and the inevitability of decline for a TV show. Anyone up on their trivia will know that the term is in tribute to the 'Hollywood' three-parter of Happy Days. Having come to Los Angeles to try out the film industry, the Fonz is challenged to jump a white shark by local hero "The California Kid" and err... he does. That's it.
The show may have subsequently clung on for six more seasons, but this one episode made it clear that all creative energy had been depleted in the writer's room. Shark jumpers are often survivors: 'clinging on' is just something they do.. A popular example from Friends' 10 seasons happens with the case on Barbados Holidays , viewers were treated to a confused Rachel breaking character and kissing long-time irrelevance Joey. When it comes to running overlong, the Simpsons has them all beat and has reputedly jumped the shark at least twice every episode since about 1993. The common opinion is that the Simpsons was never quite as good after Principal Skinner was found out to be a fraud in 'Principal and the Pauper'. But with at least one good Ralph Wiggum line ("When I grow up, I want to be a Principal. Or a caterpillar!") I always felt that this episode ushered in one of the last truly great seasons of the show.
The jumping point was always Season 10 in my opinion. The episode 'Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo' is the ultimate low and yet again, a holiday episode: they head to Japan, ignoring Homer's pleas for Caribbean holidays, and for no particular reason. The episode subsequently burns out its time on air making half-hearted but obsessively comprehensive observations about Japanese quirkiness in an encyclopeadic monotone (singing toilets, seizure robots, origami etc.).
I suppose the reason behind the correlation the emphasis on showy big-budget locations rather than scripting (this still applies to animation, because new resources must be created). Anyone considering a holiday episode for even the most successful of series' would be best advised to reconsider: you may never be able to regain your credibility.
can someone translate this short script into italian for me?
I need to do a commercial for Italian 2 class. its the orbit commercial about the cootie queen and the lint licker. i'm not sure how most of those words would translate into italian so if anybody who could help me who's fluent or exceptional at translation in ITALIAN ONLY would be much appreciated! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEJJUGJZxpU heres the link to the video!
woman1: figlio di un biscotto che mangia un bulldog
man: ma che tost francese
woman1: non pensavi che avrei mai trovato la storia sulla tua tr0ia?
woman2: a chi hai chiamato tr0ia, str0nza?
woman1: zitta tr0ia!
man: stai reagendo male
woman1: no Bill, ho reagito male quando ho buttato la tua decappottabile in una cippatrice, faccia di c ul0 (without backward)
woman2: putt ana (without backward)
orbit girl: favoloso, nuovo orbit alla menta e lampone pulisce un'altra bocca sporca, per una bella sensazione di freschezza... non importa cosa succede
some words can't be traduced in italian so i have used italian swears
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