Jeremy's Hunting Experience

[jerrygofixit]

They fucking muted it.. That's utter bullshit.

[tophatobsessional]

@jerrygofixit wow it took me a year to find out! Sucks .. why the hell did they keep the images up? XD

[gap20008]

Out of many things I admire about this show, I simply loved the way he wrote around Jeremy 's character . Until then nerds were pretty much shown as one-dinmensional characters. Dan, Jeremy, Natalie and Sam(Macy's cameo) were the best characters of this show.

[MadCatElite]

I was in High School when this show was on and I am a nerd and Joshua Malina character was an inspiration for me. I know how that must sound, but the idea of people liking you even if you are different just for who you are. I always remember this one scene from this show and I thank you for putting it up.

[Surreal469]

Robert G...man! What an actor. Possibly the best part of the scene is Felicity Huffman just sitting back. You can see her studying the man at his craft. DAMN I miss this show!

[Friscalating]

You know, I'd never seen any of this show, and I'd read Jeremy's monologue when somebody posted it on a West Wing board and thought it sounded a little lame, even though everybody was talking about how great a scene it was... but I have to say, Josh Malina really does a pretty awesome thing here.

(And my God, that laugh track is absolutely crippling.)

[goldenenvy123]

what's the song that plays at the end and who's the artist

[quetul00]

I love this show !!!!

[tiedyebandanachick]

"flung spray and blown spume"...It's little things like that that made this show great.

[mongomondomongo]

This scene made me fall in love with this show. Aaron Sorkin is a god damn genius. Let's pretend Studio 60 didn't happen :)

[flamadiddleflam]

I can't even explain what this scene...no this show does for me...

I'm sure I'll come off as a freak or otheriwise...but this show is one of my favorites for a myriad of reasons.

It has humor...dry and cutting at times and sweet...it has drama that will go down to the marrow of your bones....if that's not too...whatever....it's just a great show and I'm sad that Sorkin decided to go with west wing instead...although I do LOVE west wing...yeah...ok...so enough of that..

[kittyprydex]

This is why I love this show. I get SO into the scene. I love Isaac, and these writers made a scene shine from every angle. Just when you think one character is winning the aregument, someone else gets their point out. And no one loses. Shiney.

[snikplatt]

Actually it's mostly one writer: Aaron Sorkin. You know him from A Few Good Men, The American President, The West Wing, and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. He's written them all. His next screenplay is Charlie Wilson's War with Tom Hanks, Julia Roberts, and Phillip Seymour Hoffman. That debuts on Christmas.

[Xicris]

One of the best monologues I've ever heard, followed by one of the best counterpoint monologues right after it! Amazing.

P.S. "Shiney" - You must be a Browncoat :)

[MissyHolland]

I could picture everything as he was saying it, and

I loved his comments about Native amnerican culture.

[cacacacosa]

lovely! jeremy's great! thanx 4 sharing!

[tophatobsessional]

:) tis ok