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<blockquote data-quote="kenjib" data-source="post: 41946" data-attributes="member: 530">There was another D&amp;D reference a handful of years back in that Christina Applegate show (EDIT:&nbsp; Was it called Jessie?).&nbsp; She had a boyfriend who played and he brought her to the game.&nbsp; She didn't like it and got herself killed.&nbsp; I thought it was kind of funny, but yes it portrayed the players in a very, very, bad light.Regarding Gilmore Girls I must say that I really don't care for the show.&nbsp; You can't find 3 seconds of time in that show without at least 5 words being spoken in it.&nbsp; The non-stop chatter chatter chatter wouldn't be so much of a problem if they weren't talking about absolutely nothing most of the time.&quot;I want my eggs separate from my toast.&quot;&quot;You want your eggs separate from your toast?&quot;&quot;Yeah, separate.&quot;&quot;Excuse me, these aren't separate.&nbsp; Could I just get them on the side?&nbsp; Except don't just go back and use the same eggs and toast and put them on separate plates because they already touched each other.&quot;&quot;Well if I went back and put them on separate plates and you didn't see me how would you know the difference?&quot;&quot;Good point.&nbsp; You can go back and put them on separate plates but don't tell me.&quot;&quot;Okay, I'm going to go back and put them on separate plates, but you didn't see me do it.&quot;&quot;Okay that sounds fine as long as I don't see you do it.&quot;AAAAHHHH!!!!!&nbsp; Do I really want to spend 60 minutes of my life listening to a discussion about eggs and toast?&nbsp; Not really worthwhile to me I'm afraid.&nbsp; Yeah, I know that it's character development, but they just talk too much for me.&nbsp; It drives me nuts and I have to leave the room.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="kenjib, post: 41946, member: 530"] There was another D&D reference a handful of years back in that Christina Applegate show (EDIT: Was it called Jessie?). She had a boyfriend who played and he brought her to the game. She didn't like it and got herself killed. I thought it was kind of funny, but yes it portrayed the players in a very, very, bad light. Regarding Gilmore Girls I must say that I really don't care for the show. You can't find 3 seconds of time in that show without at least 5 words being spoken in it. The non-stop chatter chatter chatter wouldn't be so much of a problem if they weren't talking about absolutely nothing most of the time. "I want my eggs separate from my toast." "You want your eggs separate from your toast?" "Yeah, separate." "Excuse me, these aren't separate. Could I just get them on the side? Except don't just go back and use the same eggs and toast and put them on separate plates because they already touched each other." "Well if I went back and put them on separate plates and you didn't see me how would you know the difference?" "Good point. You can go back and put them on separate plates but don't tell me." "Okay, I'm going to go back and put them on separate plates, but you didn't see me do it." "Okay that sounds fine as long as I don't see you do it." AAAAHHHH!!!!! Do I really want to spend 60 minutes of my life listening to a discussion about eggs and toast? Not really worthwhile to me I'm afraid. Yeah, I know that it's character development, but they just talk too much for me. It drives me nuts and I have to leave the room. :) [/QUOTE]

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