In "Real Cool Job" episode do you find it so ironic

[Ireneparalegal]

that a salesman happens to show up at the Evans trying to sell them cemetary plots, telling James sooner or later James will need him and it's better for him to plan now; especially knowing that the James character would soon be "killed"? It's even ironic for me because I keep saying, that if James had gone to Alaska, he would have never "died"!!!!

It's like on Roseanne, where there are two references made abt the Mark character, one by Becky and one by Roseanne who wishe Mark "would just die"... that really bothers me hearing those comments now since the actor did die in real life.

[GARFIELDKOOL]

Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

that a salesman happens to show up at the Evans trying to sell them cemetary plots, telling James sooner or later James will need him and it's better for him to plan now; especially knowing that the James character would soon be "killed"? It's even ironic for me because I keep saying, that if James had gone to Alaska, he would have never "died"!!!!

It's like on Roseanne, where there are two references made abt the Mark character, one by Becky and one by Roseanne who wishe Mark "would just die"... that really bothers me hearing those comments now since the actor did die in real life.

I really didn't understand why he was written into that scene. It was dumb.

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I really didn't understand why he was written into that scene. It was dumb.

I know...what was the purpose of him being there????? just so James could have that one funny line abt the economy killing him and this dude could bury him???? big deal..so what was his purpose being in the script????