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Who couldn't learn from Master Ken? He's an 11th Dan after all!

:lol:

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I have found season three some what hit-and-miss regarding the humour. However, I have enjoyed the satire of season 1 and 2, and although I have found some of it has fallen flat in 3 because it is starting to rely on humour regarding the characters rather than the source material of McDojo culture it is still a good show.

R. Keith Williams

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I'm in agreement with Wado Heretic--the first two seasons were great, but it seems to have gone a bit downhill. That said, my Sensei's girlfriend managed Master Ken's tours for a while, and we like him anyway :P

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Yeah, something was lost in season 3. I guess that's why they stopped making them.

There are really only so many jokes you can make about McDojos before it started getting repetitive.

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There are really only so many jokes you can make about McDojos before it started getting repetitive.

Every time I think that, my local McDojo does something that even master Ken would laugh at. I think the main problem is toning it down enough to be believable!

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As the stereotype well ran dry, it became, I do not want to say less "funny" but the reliance on where they were getting the humour changed. By three they were engaging in absurdity, and character humour; but because the characters are caricatures and absurd in the first place it fell flat to me.

I hope they continue to do shorts, and live shows though, as they remain funny.

R. Keith Williams

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Cynthia in "Thrust of freedom" was probably my favourite scene in the whole show.

I'm subscribed, but the "season" shows have dried up.

"We don't have any money, so we will have to think" - Ernest Rutherford

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