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On 8/24/2017 at 2:47 PM, exciter1 said:

This set is rising faster than expected.  Many didn't think it had potential as an investment, including me.

I think this one could be a long term winner. It won't be remade, has a reasonably big fan base and wasn't in production for too long.

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I think this one could be a long term winner. It won't be remade, has a reasonably big fan base and wasn't in production for too long.

Short production would be key to its success. I think it'll do alright. Better than Adventure time or Birds. I think in the long run, even better than the Maze.

I'm sure I'm alone in thinking like that.

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2 hours ago, donbee said:

Short production would be key to its success. I think it'll do alright. Better than Adventure time or Birds. I think in the long run, even better than the Maze.

I'm sure I'm alone in thinking like that.

No reason for it to fail in the US. New season coming soon and it was heavily discounted. In Europe, Wall-E is a better bet.

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No reason for it to fail in the US. New season coming soon and it was heavily discounted. In Europe, Wall-E is a better bet.

Wall-E is definitely a better bet all around. I'd rather have more Dr Who too.
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I'm routinely surprised by how many of my friends are fans of Big Bang Theory. I went pretty deep on it, since it was "iconic minifigure" heavy and avail at decent discount.

But if I had that choice now? I probably would have passed, for better or worse. I wasn't prepared for the massive 50-60% off clearances around Dec 16/Jan 17.

Nice to see it's moving up, of course.

 

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Well could be bought for around 35 Euros and is 120 Euro on Amazon, so its a winner for me, but I didnt buy much, because I did not have the feeling it would be at this price so fast. Wrong feeling - lesson learned: Series over serveral years with many watchers/fans are good investments if bought at decent discount and do not have a life span like Ecto 1 (which of course i bought a shitload of?)

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You'd think a show with so many LEGO references and pop culture themes similar to ones discussed here would be more popular on this site.  

Oh well I'm no scientist but Penny can sing soft kitty to me anytime....

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One thing about this show is that it normalized “geeks”. Comics and collectibles were frequently featured, there was almost a full episode about building a Lego Death Star. Whether the show was funny or not is simply a matter of personal taste, and frankly not all that important. The free advertising for all the overpriced stuff I sling on Amazon was priceless.

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On ‎8‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 8:35 AM, ravenb99 said:
You'd think a show with so many LEGO references and pop culture themes similar to ones discussed here would be more popular on this site.  
Oh well I'm no scientist but Penny can sing soft kitty to me anytime....


Not soft anymore.

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All,

The mods were directed to this topic by multiple members today.    Some  posts were removed.

PLEASE REMOTELY STAY ON-TOPIC. 

Please continue to post about the show in-regards to Lego , how much the set could further benefit by it's audience popularity, etc..   

The last thing  we (your friendly neighborhood "usually hands off" mods) want to do is intervene with your conversations.  

Cc:

@Bold-Arrow   @Darth_Raichu

@Alpinemaps   @Quacs

@exciter1    @gregpj

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14 minutes ago, jaisonline said:

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All,

The mods were directed to this topic by multiple members today.    Many posted were removed.

PLEASE REMOTELY STAY ON-TOPIC. 

Please continue to post about the show in-regards to Lego , how much the set could further benefit by it's audience popularity, etc..   

The last thing  we (your friendly neighborhood "usually hands off" mods) want to do is intervene with your conversations.  

Cc:

@Bold-Arrow   @Darth_Raichu

@Alpinemaps   @Quacs

@exciter1    @gregpj

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I read they are paying people $180,000.00 a year to pick up poop on the streets of San Francisco.  

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22 minutes ago, Ed Mack said:

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I read they are paying people $180,000.00 a year to pick up poop on the streets of San Francisco.  

Of course Ed, this is the perfect place.

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23 minutes ago, Ed Mack said:

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I read they are paying people $180,000.00 a year to pick up poop on the streets of San Francisco.  

Human poop, just to clarify.  It is SF afterall

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10 minutes ago, Ed Mack said:

Yes.  They have a Poop Patrol.  Where is Dirty Harry when you need him?

you must be new around here,  totally off topic and after a mod warning!  Geesh

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1 hour ago, Ed Mack said:

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I read they are paying people $180,000.00 a year to pick up poop on the streets of San Francisco.  

It's not enough imho.

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I dont get out of bed in the morning without watching at least one episode.  I’m always thankful for the suggestions from those actors on how to live my life, would be hard otherwise.

next year hoping to move to San Francisco ;) 

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