I'm surprised they even allowed Garry/Jerry/Larry into the Whine and Cheese Club... - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

The Pagemaster · 01-27-2014, 11:20 PM

you'd think they'd even use that time to complain about him

Could it possibly be an indication of guilt on their part?

Nah, I think Tom and Donna are just nosy enough that they'd actually want to know what the man who leads the ideal personal life considers gripe-worthy.

Decent! · 04-28-2014, 07:31 AM

What better to complement fine wine and cheese than sitting in comical judgment of Larry's pitiful (in there eyes) life. The wine and cheese club is meant to be fancy and refined, so during club meetings there method of ridicule and taunting jerry refines to match the clubs principles. Just a theory of course

ViperAmbroseKat · 08-11-2014, 09:10 PM

The Jerry bullying and cruelty puts me off. Why is that considered funny? I mean Andy is practically ******** and he revels in being mean to Jerry. Does this bother anyone else? I mean Leslie is supposed to be this nice sweetheart who cares about others. She is a bitch towards Jerry. I just started watching all of the episodes on Netflix this summer. I watched season 6 On Demand. I am not watching the rest of that season, or season 7 because the way the characters(who are ALL flawed by the way) acted in the episode where Ben declared he liked Jerry as a person was just off putting. They've carried the Jerry thing too far. I mean, hiding his inhaler and laughing because they were going to trick him into eating something Jerry was seriously allergic to? Andy is a bigger doofus in my opinion. I just don't see how this is supposed to be funny. I want to like the characters, but how can I when they are so cruel? Does this bother anyone else? I have a sense of humor but I fail to see the humor in cruelty.

01-27-2014, 11:20 PM	#1
The Pagemaster Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Jan 13, 2014 Posts: 76	I'm surprised they even allowed Garry/Jerry/Larry into the Whine and Cheese Club... you'd think they'd even use that time to complain about him Could it possibly be an indication of guilt on their part? Nah, I think Tom and Donna are just nosy enough that they'd actually want to know what the man who leads the ideal personal life considers gripe-worthy.
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04-28-2014, 07:31 AM	#2
Decent! Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Apr 28, 2014 Location: Your moms house Posts: 5	What better to complement fine wine and cheese than sitting in comical judgment of Larry's pitiful (in there eyes) life. The wine and cheese club is meant to be fancy and refined, so during club meetings there method of ridicule and taunting jerry refines to match the clubs principles. Just a theory of course

08-11-2014, 09:10 PM	#3
ViperAmbroseKat Member First Time Poster Join Date: Aug 11, 2014 Posts: 1	The Jerry bullying and cruelty puts me off. Why is that considered funny? I mean Andy is practically ******** and he revels in being mean to Jerry. Does this bother anyone else? I mean Leslie is supposed to be this nice sweetheart who cares about others. She is a bitch towards Jerry. I just started watching all of the episodes on Netflix this summer. I watched season 6 On Demand. I am not watching the rest of that season, or season 7 because the way the characters(who are ALL flawed by the way) acted in the episode where Ben declared he liked Jerry as a person was just off putting. They've carried the Jerry thing too far. I mean, hiding his inhaler and laughing because they were going to trick him into eating something Jerry was seriously allergic to? Andy is a bigger doofus in my opinion. I just don't see how this is supposed to be funny. I want to like the characters, but how can I when they are so cruel? Does this bother anyone else? I have a sense of humor but I fail to see the humor in cruelty.