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I am very serious when I say that this felt like a ripoff cable prank show that some channel like VH1 picks up for about $15 and plays at 2 in the morning. "Wedding Crashers" is just about terrible in every way possible."TRWC" comes across as very immodest to me. The stars seem to explain to the audience about what they're going to do in a voice that tries to exclaim 'yeah... we know we're clever.' Sometimes I literally thought I heard pauses in the narration where a laugh track could have been inserted.First of all, the show doesn't even know what a wedding crasher is. The title "The REAL Wedding Crashers" obviously refers to the movie "Wedding Crashers," and in that movie, the word 'crash' means to sneak into a wedding and hit on girls. The producers of this think that it means for cakes to fall over, lights to go off, and the pastor's cell phone to ring in the middle of the ceremony.Another problem is that half of the episode doesn't even take place at the wedding. And these scenes are not funny. In most of their acts, they will have one of the 'crashers' go to do something wedding related with one of the best men or bridesmaids. This person will be their 'mark.' Then, they will have a second 'crasher' under cover, usually acting as a salesperson. Something staged by one of the crashers will go wrong, and ideally the mark will get upset. But in the episode I saw, the 'mark' simply stood their while the pretend friend of the groom yells to the pretend salesman, "what are we going to do about the chapel being infested by deadly insects!?!" Imagine watching Bill Murray be punk'd, when his best friend was the one yelling at one of the field agents.At the end of the episode, when the guys yell "this wedding has been crashed," everyone attending the claps their hands, chuckles a whole lot, and says "boy oh boy, you got us!" and the show expects us to believe that every single time that someone yells this show's version of 'U got punk'd' every person at a wedding will laugh upon the experience. This is trying to tell me that there isn't one person in a ceremony of at least 80 people has no sense of humor bigger than a seven-year-old.Stay away from "Crashers;" it's nothing more than some humorless young adults looking to rip off "Punk'd" and somehow got the producers of the MTV hit, to make NBC's promos say "FROM THE CREATORS OF PUNK'D." I never watched more than three episodes of Ashton Kutcher's hit, but not even fans of that show will like this one. Maybe I'm just angry, because this show replaced another NBC one that I liked a lot, and that one replaced a different one that I liked even more, but I am telling everyone that this is very difficult to applaud.
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