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Perhaps if you are familiar with the original sitcom it could be interesting to watch what director Sicheritz made of his series.
There's also the tall, dark and handsome Daniel McVicar, now a regular on "The Bold and the Beautiful," John O'Leary, who has played a dignified old man in dozens of movies and sitcom episodes and does it again here, and Aharon Ipale, the veteran Arab character actor perhaps best known as "Pharaoh Seti" from THE MUMMY and THE MUMMY RETURNS.
This cosy middle class sitcom became the subject of much hatred by the new breed of talented comedians in the 1980s, such as Ben Elton.
With NBC's "Thank God You're Here", the network may be trying to replicate the successes of ABC's improv sitcom, "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" in which host Drew Carey would judge the performances of a handful of cast regulars asked to improvise scenes of some kind.
The comedian, Dylan Moran, who made his mark as the irritable and incompetent bookshop owner in the TV sitcom, Blackbooks, turns in much the same routine here, except with such excess and lack of comedic control as to leave one squirming.
This film was about as intelligent as an ass pimple.I hope I never see that bra-less, raggedy Anne look alike (Julianne Nicholson) again.It was like watching the most putrid pilot for a sitcom that will never make it to television, but instead of being a quick but painful 30 minutes( all I could bare)this was an excruciating 90 minutes.
worse than seeing sitcom reruns.
In following Dylan Moran's star from the charming misanthrope bookstore owner in the surrealist sitcom Black Books, I could see his comic potential begging to be utilised in theater or larger cinematic avenues.
There is not one character on this sitcom with any redeeming qualities.
If you're a true die hard Mama fan, don't buy this and go to http://www2.warnerbros.com/web/main/help/whv/customer_service.jsp and send them comments on why we're unhappy on this butcher job to a classic sitcom!
The Comic Strip featured actors from 'The Young One's' - a student based sitcom from the 80's.
Unattractive material given sitcom handling; it starts off on the wrong foot and never recovers.
The Fuccons are supposedly an American family (they're all mannequins) who have moved to Japan, and they're somewhat a 50's sitcom type family, with slightly more modern sensibilities at times.
The hysterical cast of b-movie and sitcom extras simply make the characters seem like bad Jewish stereotypes.
It's certainly entertaining--there's nothing else like it, unless you count Groucho's satirical parody in "Animal Crackers," or an old Mad Magazine satire that rendered Shirley Booth's sitcom "Hazel" a la "Strange Interlude".
As Blanca, she's polarizing the way she demands attention, milking what little celeb status she has to the hilt, manufacturing much friction as she becomes a source of frustration, and has quite the potty mouth(Cuoco may've taken the part just so she could escape her usual television sitcom roles, allowed to spout profanity without restriction) Cuoco, along with the entire cast, services Killer Movie as eye candy, but it's hard to find any character you wouldn't want to see hacked to pieces with a meat cleaver.
I can't help but be completely annoyed by this sitcom.
To be absolutely honest i find this movie as funny as their (Rik & Ade's) sitcom "Bottom" - maybe even funnier.
In my opinion dads army is thee best British sitcom of all time.
Usually after watching a sitcom after a few years, the actors become to cartoonish, as if they are trying to become the beloved characters they play.
Two years after the success of 'Airplane', Jim Abrahams and Jerry & David Zucker created this brilliant sitcom starring the great Leslie Nielsen as plain clothed detective 'Frank Drebin'.
While I agree this was a 1950s sitcom, I don't feel it was "typical".
Firstly, Donna Reed was a STRONG woman, unlike the regular 50s sitcom moms.
This sitcom would still fare better than many of the recent serials on TV.
The sitcom outpopulated the drama at least 3 to 1.
Dads Army, is my all time favourite sitcom, It ain't half hot Mum is also a classic as is You Rang M'Lord.
'Police Squad' was the first U.S. sitcom since 'Batman' to lack a laugh track.
Dad's Army was a sitcom and therefore had humour and so is bound to have put a smile on the face of the dire situation.
Lots of comedy's seem to rely on the same old corny contrived situations, many leave you thinking " I know they ripped this off from some sitcom " .This film takes off on its own unique direction .
Nearly every teenager (and adults) watch this sitcom.
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