It takes a lot to make a stew
A pinch of salt and laughter too
A scoop of kids to add the spice
A dash of love to make it nice
And you've got...
Too many cooks
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This gif needs to be at leave 50 times longer.
TOO MANY COOKS IT'S TRUUEEEEE
Casper Kelly is my spirit animal
Came here to post exactly this! 😂
Same! Had no idea anyone else ever even saw it lol
Not a sitcom, but for Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock, which opens with Spock dead from the previous movie, if you watch the opening credits, at the point in the sequence when Leonard Nimoy would appear credited as Spock, there's a longer pause. (Nimoy still appears in the opening credits as the director)
I swear there are a few anime intros that do this.
I think Angel Beats does it? Which kinda doesn't count because of something I can't talk about without spoiling
This sounds very Doki Doki Literature Club
and it is awesome
Sounds funnier than the latter series of Friends :)
Not a sitcom, but
Tap for spoiler
Orb: On the Revolutions of the Earth
does this.
Oh, I loved what that show did with the opening visuals
Nobody told you ---- was gonna be this wayy... Pa-pa-pa-pap
I'd pay money to see that
[off topic]
We Bombed In New Haven was an experimental play written by Catch -22 author Joseph Heller.
It's a comedy where a lot of the cast dies.