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11-30-2006, 07:16 PM
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Not-So-Hopeless Romantic
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I think disjointed is the right word for MBION. The episode has the same thing in common with EC that I found the most interesting and most enjoyable fact: they had a REAL problem, a serious, villain, critical situation. Not some minor goofy problem like finding Ivan's kid or getting locked outside of the house.
This was a seriously dangerous situation, they were gonna lose their house to an imaginary friend they took in who suckered, tricked, and conned right out of their own home. Where as the Space nutboogies and the whole "foster physics" thing made it kind of hard to watch because it was so completely bizarre. This wasn't that complicated to understand, and I loved the idea of using one of our favorite and most famous presidents as the face for the villain.
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