I have to admit I did not have a very good opinion about police officers until I saw this show. It's amazing how officers try to protect people and look out for their welfare. I totally respect and honor all policeman after viewing the show.
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4 Reviews
If you've never watched SNL, watch this one.
19 July 2011
As my wife constantly remarks, Justin Timberlake should be on the cast of SNL (though his talents are broad and he has lots of gigs). His comedic timing is nearly perfect. As a 35 year viewer of SNL, I am compelled to rank this show as one of the best SNL shows of all time. Every skit hits the mark, especially the "Liquorville" piece, and JT performs one of the best cold opens in TV history. Lady Gaga not only performs well, she has the heart, talent and sense of humor to appear in skits and videos. If Lorne Michaels could envision a "perfect show", this is it, at least for the past decade. I'm sure Lorne slept well after this show.
Norm Knocks it Out of the Park
14 April 2011
Norm Macdonald. We loved him on SNL. We loved him in Dirty Work. He was fired from SNL for some silly reason, and now he is focusing his awesome talent on a sports related show airing on Comedy Central. Should I care? Should anyone care? ABSOLUTELY! Norm brings his supreme talents to a sports show called "Sports Show WithNorm Macdonald". Being a Norm fan and not necessarily a sports fan, I watched his first show with one thumb on the channel changer, but sports fan or not this show is pure Norm in all his magnificence. Honestly it could have been called "Norm Sorts His Laundry" and he still would have knocked it out of the park. I highly recommend this show - Norm is in fine form, and I so miss his SNL era and his few films, this show totally satisfies on all levels.
Dude, Where's My Car?
(2000)
Stupid, yet stupid
3 July 2001
An unfortunate 'Bill and Ted' wannabe that doesn't come close to the original. Although this nearly unwatchable film was less than ninety minutes, it really strained my die hard rule that I will never walk out of a movie. I think anyone that liked this movie must have been in the same state of mind as the main characters when they lost their car. If thats the case, why not watch an infomercial or a test pattern instead?
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