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• On one hand, the artists'poll about taste was a trap : the questions almost guaranteed mockable results.
• Crammed full of talking heads, the opening episode comes with the stale whiff of mockable " educational television ."
• The show ran for three series before being cancelled, but is still generally remembered as " some of the most mockable British television ever produced ".
• Maureen Ryan said how " Schmidt could have easily been'the dumb guy', or the show could have exploited his status as an eminently mockable douche.
• Curiously for New York by contrast, the mayor's office spinning at the center of " Spin City, " otherwise a weekly buffet of mockable diversity by sex, race and so forth, does not include that particular stereotype.
• Like every other year, we watched the " It " faces of 2000 become " Celebrity Deathmatch " caricatures during their 15 minutes in the public arena _ especially the more mockable ones like Darva Conger, the bride of Franken-groomwho defended her dignity by posing for Playboy.
• "Time War feels as if it's come from a quick consult with Wikipedia . " Additionally, he felt that it could be " mockable " and complained that it was " turning the aliens into a freak show, something to be goggled at, rather than truly met ."