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Old 11-18-2004, 06:47 PM   #14
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Jon Stewart made a good point about this on "The Daily Show." I don't remember the exact quote, but he was basically pointing out how ironic it is that the sex in the opening sequence distracted families more than the beer commercials.

"Monday Night Football" is late-night TV. It doesn't come on until after any impressionable children should already be in bed. 8-9 EST is the "family hour." MNF starts at nine. 9:00 shows traditionally deal with adult situations. "CSI," anyone?

I hope those people didn't seek refuge from all the horrible sex by switching to "Everybody Loves Raymond" where Ray, once again, tries to coerce sex out of Debra before getting shot down because Debra is pissed at Ray's mom. At least, I'm assuming that's the plot. That's the plot of almost every episode I've ever seen.
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