while im at it. id just like to boost the tv show Monk in connection to relentlessly repetitive gags :
a rookie dectective buys a fake rolex and chimes in with the wrong time throughout the entire show requiring constant correction. unfazed he never doubts its authenticity and refers to it as his rolex ( he paid $300.00 for it from a street vendor). in the end it craps out and he repeats his fools errand and overpays for a new fake rolex which procedes to spontaniously combusts on his wrist.
the second pete repeat-a-bit took place in front of a construction site in times square. every time monk starts a sentence a jackhammer would start up and drownd him out and he'd have to break off and restart his comment and the jack-hammer would start again. the cycle is repeated over a dozen times in a row. thats pure andy breckman (the creator) humor and i live for it.
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a rookie dectective buys a fake rolex and chimes in with the wrong time throughout the entire show requiring constant correction. unfazed he never doubts its authenticity and refers to it as his rolex ( he paid $300.00 for it from a street vendor). in the end it craps out and he repeats his fools errand and overpays for a new fake rolex which procedes to spontaniously combusts on his wrist.
the second pete repeat-a-bit took place in front of a construction site in times square. every time monk starts a sentence a jackhammer would start up and drownd him out and he'd have to break off and restart his comment and the jack-hammer would start again. the cycle is repeated over a dozen times in a row. thats pure andy breckman (the creator) humor and i live for it.
- bill 6-24-2004 9:13 pm