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But if anyone feels like running down films based on old shows, this is exhibit A (So you can actually say something more than just "McHale's Navy").
Stan Laurel was dying, and it shows in his face, even more angular and gaunt than usual.
I have to say, as a person who has no interest in those kinds of TV shows or films, I actually enjoyed it... it must have been the alcohol lol but I do admit, it would probably only appeal more to girls aged between 6 and 13, but it was a movie to pass the time.
At least when they use TV shows to sell products they are more discreet, selling whatever agenda here is quite obvious, and without clear thinking some may feel wrong to oppose it, but some of us know better.
Doesn't he care that it shows off the fact that he has no...errr...package?
While it would be easy and accurate to go into why 'Reba' is at its heart indicative of many 'family-oriented sitcoms' in the way it rips off from other better sitcoms, the real truth is that the show is repetitive, full of stereotypes from funnier and more groundbreaking shows, and the lead star is completely out of her element.
If you want some good kids shows, watch something like Arthur, Mister Rogers Neighborhood or even better Pee-wee's Playhouse.
Trust me, this show is pretty dumb, there are other Kids Shows that are better than this one.
It is such a shame that so many people "love" Family Guy, because it is easily one of the worst shows on TV, there are many points to address here.
I always hated this retarded show .I liked the shows of Cartoon Network like "Dexter's laboratory " or "Megas XLR .But I never liked this piece of turd .
These are brilliant shows, and "Rejseholdet" is a lousy copy.
I have read several books and have watched several shows on this story.
You should watch such shows as Spongebob, Fairly Oddparents, Danny Phantom, or Kim Possible but not this show.
It has become one of the worst shows on television, combining unfunny jokes, repetitive, drawn out jokes, and the hope that each joke can become funny with the inclusion of the word "bitch."
"It shows a lack of intelligence, poor language skills and disrespect for all those that have to listen."
A better actress might have made this work, but a simple look at the face of Moore shows the emptiness within.
This movie shows why TV movies are just that, TV movies.
The screenplay is often acidic, cynical, and caustic and Killer Movie essentially pokes fun at realty television shows, featuring a cast of characters one might find on The Real World.
After giving us such awesome shows like Drake and Josh, why did he decide to create a stupid show like this?
This seventh (yes you read right - the seventh) Puppet Master movie shows how the demented group of dolls came to be; by a french puppeteer who uses them to get revenge on a group of ancient mummies who are after him once they learn that he holds the secret to life.
Bog Creatures shows exactly what can happen when very enthusiastic people get together with a little cash, some knowledge of movie making, a mixed bag of aspiring actors, and a lot of determination, yet all without the necessary knowledge and skills to pull off anything more than a fairly poor looking After School Special (in a bad way, not a nostalgic good way).
His bastard half-Jew son runs around interviewing random Jewish senile people who we care nothing about and shows his dreadful narrating and writing skills while tragic piano music plays.
He shows no credibility at all and overplays Beethoven.
Any way, I hope that Harris could find his way back to true movie where he can really shows his hairless talent.
Schrader was out of his depth and it shows.
Julie Delphy soon shows up as Scott's mysterious European love interest.
In fact, the only interesting part, and the only part where Milos' talent shows up, are the last 15 minutes or so, (SPOILER!!) since when Berger takes Claude's place as a soldier set to the Vietnam war.
Hell, doesn't matter if in one shot there are thirty people standing in the road; the new angle shows a lone Packard with a waitress posing for Argosy Mag shots.
The last view shows have been a little better, but surely the writers need some more direction.
Subtlety and nuance goes a long way on shows like "Office".
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