Monday, April 9, 2018

1978

If I wanted wooden, artificial dialogue leading up to banal observations about current events I'd read Doonesbury. Why does Randall always insist on belaboring these manufactured conversations in the service of such pitiful zingers? The bit where the Randall character says "Funny how things turn out" is the icing on the mediocrity cake.
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