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In the first and second seasons, we had different story lines, we saw the characters history, a little action, a little romance, now is like one big event that takes the whole episode to unveil.
I finally managed to sit through a whole episode of this show.
This would have been a classic Mystery Science 3000 episode.
In one episode, the security guard is called "sir" by one character and referred to as a woman by all else.
I watched this episode with high hopes after seeing it on so many people's "Favourite episodes" list.
Even though throughout the episode, the questions of "Who are we?", "Where are we?", "What's outside?" carry the suspense of the episode (which I unfortunately already figured out), I must say that different types of characters and the interaction between them did make the episode interesting enough.
I agree with many that the camaraderie of Kirk, Spock and McCoy is well handled, but the overall script, the direction -- by William Shatner -- and the special effects are not worthy of anything more than a television episode.
If this was a TV episode, I'd be able to accept a lot of the faults.
The episode was identical to the plot of this movie, right down to the incest secret and the affair-with-the-sister subplot.
Each episode was predictable.
Because they also have similar lines in the beginning of each episode and in the ending.
As of the second episode, which is roughly 30 minutes or so (if you take out the commercials) he is being chased or followed by something that he knows is demonic.
Now the next episode, which airs in just a little while is titled "exorcism".
The writing and direction are inept, the sets and staging about as imaginative as a Brady Bunch episode, and the acting shows just how bad a great cast can be when they have absolutely nothing to work with.
In each episode a bunch of peoples having two team members travels from on country to another for a great sum of money; where the camera crews shoot their travels.
The actual ideas behind the plots (cloning, toxic waste, climate change) are all fine to begin with but where the production/direction team takes them is a big cesspool of filth, the likes of which are seen in one episode.
Better to catch an episode of "Streets of San Francisco", or one of the many great crime/caper movies.
This is the type of plot that Sex In The City could handle in a half hour episode, so there was no reason for it to be even an 88 minute movie.
The only reason I gave this episode of "Masters of Horror" a 2 instead of a 1 is because the two lead actors are good, and it wasn't shot on VHS.
That's because there are many devoted lovers of the show that no matter what think every episode was a winner.
But this episode that features Mr Echos demise had so many drawn out scenes with lingering closeups of bad acting that I found myself tapping the fast forward button.
This episode stood out so far as by far the worst.
Well, the episode I just watched had the older "Gastineau Girl" whining about why people keep mentioning her husband (Mr Gastineau, a famous American Football player apparently).
It relies on 3 things: 1. Constant 80s pop culture references 2. the tired "stretch out a joke to the point of awkwardness" bit, and 3. at least 3 or 4 pointless flashbacks per episode.
The entire episode is one-dimensional.
Plot hooks were clumsily placed amidst what could have been an episode of dawsons creek with dark clothes, and the story arc was going nowhere soon.
The look of the film resembles any episode of Love American Style.
I watched the Halloween episode...oh my god I wanted to die.
I've tried watching it twice, though I haven't been able to make through either episode.
This is one of the worst movies I've ever seen that wasn't an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
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