Really good stuff in that one. Hopkins played the role brilliantly and as much as I hate actors in general thats a Yuge +., and did I mention that it has Ann Margrett in it as well.
Posted on 10/05/2018 11:14:07 PM PDT by OddLane
Really good stuff in that one. Hopkins played the role brilliantly and as much as I hate actors in general thats a Yuge +., and did I mention that it has Ann Margrett in it as well.
What I notices was that they stayed away from centering on trashing ABC and Clinton. That’s the mark of good writers, they can shake it up and not get stuck on one topic.
The Leftist media is utterly tone deaf and ideologically blind. They simply will not accept that a majority of the nation doesn’t buy their garbage anymore. Leftism is a religion with them.
I watched MB e2 and doubt I will watch any more. The only funny character his her son. LMS e2 was not that good either.
Well said.
That premise hasn't worked for CNN’s ratings.
Meh. Allen is George W Bush conservatism with a bunch of libs throwing tantrums and being placated. My wife and I watch all the first runs but will pass on more.
No, thanks. I will pass on movies like that!
The dummy in the picture looks incredibly sinister—just like a demon.
Oh, and I never liked dolls, either.
The funniest bit of the first episode (it showed up free on the Roku last night) was the opening, where they were talking about trying to find an unnamed show (obvious self-reference). Not one laugh for the rest that I saw (suddenly it wanted a profile set up to contiinue watching). I appreciated that the leftists are portrayed realistically (the leftie sister can't spell and doesn't care, the son in law is a humorless drone), whereas in every other show on TV everyone who isn't a leftist is a cardboard cutout version of a character, and is just there for use as a dartboard.
That was actually based on a Twilight Zone episode starring Cliff Robertson.
/Galaxy Quest is underappreciated.
Not in my house. : )
Only watched a couple of Bergens original show. She delivers lines like a 1950’s robot. Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd were more lifelike. (The youngsters among us will have to Google those two).
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