Good god, the Capitol Steps are more in tune with the zeitgeist.
Oh man. It's horrible but true.
And yes. I mean, if there remains any kind of raison d'etre for the show it would seem to be "The audience is smarter than you think." Except, it seems, whenever we actually meet a member of the audience, be they 50-something Midwesterners or cocktail waitresses named Treasure. It's like he's trying to write a love story to the viewing public, but his loathing keeps showing through.
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Date: 2006-10-24 07:29 pm (UTC)Oh man. It's horrible but true.
And yes. I mean, if there remains any kind of raison d'etre for the show it would seem to be "The audience is smarter than you think." Except, it seems, whenever we actually meet a member of the audience, be they 50-something Midwesterners or cocktail waitresses named Treasure. It's like he's trying to write a love story to the viewing public, but his loathing keeps showing through.