The Olsen Twins Mother's Day Special (1993 TV Special) User Reviews

What a horrible experience.

[LeiterMets · 1 August 2003]

Being a Mother's Day movie, I figured I would show this dandy little number of a film to my mother. I thought we could make a day out of it, and spend Mother's Day with the two little girls who captured our hearts in the late eighties, with their snappy one-liners and first-rate charm. Boy, what a disaster.

This movie changed my life for the worse, as it is bottom of the barrel garbage disguised as a film about devious twins celebrating Mother's Day. My mom has not spoke to me since, and I was kicked out of the house and on the streets after a half hour of this wonderful mistake. I would like to thank the Olsen twins for my 3 day residence behind the dumpsters at Denny's following the movie, and my current lifestyle as a adult video store part-time clerk. Thank you very much.

Abomination.

[flapdoodle64 · 1/10 · 3 April 2008]

I stumbled across this show back when it originally aired on TV in 1993.

I would rather pull out my eyeballs, dip them in sulfuric acid, put them back into my skull and then make love to Starr Jones than watch 30 more seconds of this show. The marketing of Olsen Twins is an affront to God and Nature, and surely the stage mother who brought forth this blasphemy upon the face of the Earth will some day be smited.

My heart goes out to these 2 poor girls, who are surrounded by a bunch of parasitic adults, dependent upon them for an income. Even I, back in 1993, would not have predicted that these poor girls would end up, at age 21, making out with an old man like Lance Armstrong (true! look it up) and being phoned to help clean the drugs out of Heath Ledger's apartment before the cops were called (also true; look THAT up!). I hope the frigid harpy stage mother that pushed these girls into exploitation is proud of herself.

To the frigid harpy stage mothers of Britney and Jaimie Lynn Spears, the father of Miley Cyrus, the mother of Hillary Duff: look upon these poor girls and mend your ways.

America has this bizarre quasi-pedophiliac obsession with these Disney animatronic under-age girl stars, as if they are all JonBenet Ramseys. Verily I say, if we do not mend our ways, we will all be smiteth.

Adorable!

[Just2crazy71011 · 10/10 · 10 August 2005]

We really loved it!! It was so sweet to see them singing to their mom in the audience - it had me crying!

We still get to see some of the acts in these adorable girls' video "Our First Video".

I wish we could see it again. My boys love the girls now that they're grown.

We're even watching a few of the videos from when they were little right now (they're 9 & 12).

My older one would rather watch them in they're newer movies since he's 14.