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50 shades, 50 shades of grey, amish, amish baby, amish baby machine podcast, comedy, fifty shades of grey, Funny, podcast, Rants, retro tv, Scott Baio, television, television review, Tony Danza

Why wasn’t Tony Danza or Scott Baio in fifty shades of grey? They’re both either the boss or in charge.

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advice on women, American pop culture, amish, amish baby, amish baby machine podcast, amish mom, cable television, comedy, infomercials, mommy rants, podcast, pop culture, television, the media, TV, women and infomercials, women rants

If you see your lady nodding along to the questions at the beginning of infomercials, get her a drink. Fast.

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amish, blog, news, Sports, television

I have very exciting news my brothers and sisters! I’m extremely proud to announce that Miss Barbara L’Amish and Big Mott will be writing for the Amish Baby Machine blog! Miss Barbara L’ Amish is a super fan of television and she will be giving her two Bitcoins on everything she is watching on the boob tube. Big Mott is a gregarious and gargantuan man that is obsessed with sports and anything else he can shove in his eye holes and cake hole. Let’s all please stand and give a great big Amish side hug to these beautiful people.
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amish, cable television, HBO, Matthew McConaughey, television, True Detective, Woody Harrelson

True Detective is a drama series about 2 Louisiana State Police homicide detectives (played by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson) who hunt for a serial killer across 17 years. (From what I have heard, the next season they will be following 2 different detectives).
HBO has done it again… (Meaning, they really don’t make a bad series)
So far everything about the show is near-perfect. Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are playing characters who are incredibly complex and human, and they are doing amazing jobs at their performances. That praise is extended to the whole cast.
I cannot get over how believable everything feels. The case is complex, deep, dark, and mysterious. By far the best part of the show are the moments outside of the case that help make these characters feel like real people. The dialog here is amazing. I truly believe that these are things that real people would say. The whole thing is just amazing and excellently shot. All I can say now is that if you are not watching it I highly recommend that you start.