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<blockquote data-quote="Corporate Dog" data-source="post: 133138" data-attributes="member: 2512">Some comments...Gahh... I just can't let these comments go without replying...To which I ask, &quot;What kind of a 17th century prude are you?&quot;To be sure, the show tackles &quot;adult relationships&quot;, but...A.) It doesn't even rank as soft porn in my book. This is the show that replaces my favorite swear words with &quot;frell&quot; and &quot;dren&quot; after all. It's tasteful enough that I would let my kids watch it, assuming I had kids.B.) It's at least realistic (relationship-wise), and doesn't force the issue of trying to be &quot;sexy&quot;. Unlike certain sci-fi shows on UPN, which invent a decontamination chamber, forcing the nubile young cast members to strip down and apply lotion to each other. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f644.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":rolleyes:" title="Roll eyes&nbsp; &nbsp; :rolleyes:"&nbsp; data-smilie="11"data-shortname=":rolleyes:" /> While I totally dig &quot;G vs. E&quot;, I also totally dug &quot;Invisible Man&quot;. Did you at least give it a chance? Very, very, funny show. The premise itself rocks: an ultra low budget government agency working undercover as the Department of Fish &amp; Game, with a few ultra high-tech resources (such as a man who can turn invisible) at their disposal.Regards,Corporate DogPS for Stannis: Assuming there are no cast members killed off in the upcoming four episodes (Farscape likes to do that after all) then the entire cast has signed on for the next two seasons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corporate Dog, post: 133138, member: 2512"] [b]Some comments...[/b] Gahh... I just can't let these comments go without replying... To which I ask, "What kind of a 17th century prude are you?" To be sure, the show tackles "adult relationships", but... A.) It doesn't even rank as soft porn in my book. This is the show that replaces my favorite swear words with "frell" and "dren" after all. It's tasteful enough that I would let my kids watch it, assuming I had kids. B.) It's at least realistic (relationship-wise), and doesn't force the issue of trying to be "sexy". Unlike certain sci-fi shows on UPN, which invent a decontamination chamber, forcing the nubile young cast members to strip down and apply lotion to each other. :rolleyes: While I totally dig "G vs. E", I also totally dug "Invisible Man". Did you at least give it a chance? Very, very, funny show. The premise itself rocks: an ultra low budget government agency working undercover as the Department of Fish & Game, with a few ultra high-tech resources (such as a man who can turn invisible) at their disposal. Regards, Corporate Dog PS for Stannis: Assuming there are no cast members killed off in the upcoming four episodes (Farscape likes to do that after all) then the entire cast has signed on for the next two seasons. [/QUOTE]

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