He may of had 30% more balls but he was still a Byatch... Alan really became unbearable when Charlie left the show. Couldn't stand him at all. ..he was a bigger piece of Shhh than the people he b itched and moaned about
Thats just too unrealistic. All recent research show that stress and anxiety are not the causes of anything, like ulcers or hairloss, but rather stress and anxiety are symptoms of underlying diseases that are hard to diagnose. Recently ulcers are proved to be caused by inflammation and not at all stress related, and anxiety is always a symptom of disease - not the cause.
Yeah, Alan can't believe that Charlie was right all along about something turning up. He can't believe he just gave himself these health problems for no reason.
1) there are enough people that this edgy quote is just plain wrong. the amount of potential customers is practically infinite. the moment you cure someone, someone else gets sick. this is especially true with the rising population numbers and life expectancy. 2) if you find a cure, you can patent it, giving you a monopoly for ~50 years or so. 50 years of monopoly with, let's say a cure for cancer, would probably make you the richest person/company in the world (as even people as rich as steve jobs died from cancer).
Why don't they make series like this anymore ? I watched the series at least five times and I still find it funny. I also watch newer comedy series but they don't come close to this.
Charlie hasn't been having any income coming because he hasn't been writing any jingles. Charlie told Alan that the jingle business is dead. Advertisers are using old rock songs now in their commercials, they don't hire jingle writers anymore. A lot of people think that's actually a BAD way to advertise and I agree. When you use a rock song in a commercial, you're actually advertising the song not the product. I don't know if advertisers think it's cheaper to use a rock song than pay a jingle writer and give them royalties because advertisers do have to pay for the rights to the song and rights to a song can be very expensive even for a commercial.
@@tengkualiff He is actually right. The song is a huge reason commercials get stuck in our heads. Then in turn we end up buying that particular product, mostly because of our subconscious. Jingle writers make great (catchy) jingles that makes advertising stick out and thus has better production levels simply because of the song lol
@@julianjanetzk8912 yeah using rock songs cheapens the song cuz they were meant to make you remember a specific moment not an item. While the Jingles only a man to remind you of the item either way it has to do with manipulation of one of the most strongest memories of the human body has which is the auditory. In the end it has to do with ad agencies being connected to different Studios that have ties the music industry
@@NoNeNooB10 Here is the thing. Charlie has 2 balls, and Alan has 3. Therefore Alan has 1 extra ball, and 1 , numerically, is half of the 2 balls Charlie has. Therefore, he has 50% percent more balls because 50% is usually what we use to state half of something..
The actor playing Alan is bald in real life, he just wear those type of wigs or fake hair that can be sprayed into his scalp, thus the scene where he pulled his hair off showing part of his scalp
There's a clinical group in my area that does it..but you dont make 1000 dollars a week! You get I believe 200 dollars at the end of the study, which could be weeks or even months,and you might get gas money but that's it.
This Alan had the right amount of cheapness it just becomes cliche and overused in the later seasons not saying it wasn't funny because it was but I definitely like this Alan a lot more
