However,they have a go at say it like the British, but ultimately fail.
It stars Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Kaitlin Olson, Glenn Howerton, and Danny DeVito.
Nobody would question the pronunciation of Danger, yet Jack continues to say his surname correctly.
While I admire his honesty, its a little weird.
However, this episode now means thatI cannot hear the word danger any differently in my head.
Technically, encyclopaedia, is an alternate spelling too, but the ae sound doesnt actually change.
How I Met Your Mother is a television series that follows a father telling his children about his past.
Despite knowing Ted isnt right, I cant help but hear “EncycloPAYdia” in my head.
Professor Ross Geller from Friends is a man of many quirks.
These slapstick gags and comedic moments make him the funniest fictional professor on TV.
The show features the group navigating tricky relationships with one another and comical misadventures.
In theDoctor Whotwo-part storyThe Sontaran Stratagem and The Poison Sky,Donna incorrectly names the aliens several times.
Donna proves herself as the Tenth Doctors best companionduring this moment.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a Sitcom and Black Comedy created by Rob McElhenney. It stars Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Kaitlin Olson, Glenn Howerton, and Danny DeVito. The series follows a group of friends that own and frequent the Irish bar, Paddy’s Pub, and get into all sorts of troubling adventures.
From the creative minds of Dan Goor and Michael Schur comes Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a police comedy series set in the NYPD’s fictional 99th precinct. Headed by the comedically serious Captain Raymond Holt and protagonist Jake Peralta, the detectives of the 99 deal with burglaries, drug deals, and oddities in New York City, occasionally steering into real-world issues surrounding police perception and social concerns in the 2010s and earlier. Each detective has their own unique personality that makes them stand out, creating endearing dynamics that helped the show thrive for eight seasons.
Community is a comedic television series that chronicles the lives of diverse students at Greendale Community College, a fictional and notoriously underperforming educational institution in Colorado. Released in 2009, the show explores the quirky interactions and relationships among the eclectic group navigating their academic and personal challenges.
How I Met Your Mother is a television series that follows a father telling his children about his past. Released in 2005, it explores his experiences and adventures with four close friends, leading up to meeting their mother, as depicted through a series of flashbacks.
Friends is the popular sitcom created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman, released back in 1994 and ran for ten seasons. The show follows a group of six twentysomethings through their lives in New York City and their time spent between their two apartments and their local coffee shop. The show features the group navigating tricky relationships with one another and comical misadventures.
What We Do in the Shadows, released in 2019, is a mockumentary series exploring the nightly lives of a group of centuries-old vampires residing in Staten Island. The comedic show delves into their interactions with each other and the modern world, providing a humorous take on the vampire genre.
An alien from the planet Gallifrey travels through time and space to explore, solve problems and fight injustice while also making friends with human beings. His spaceship, called TARDIS, resembles a police box, but it is much more than it appears to be.