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The Legend is back for another helping in this funny flick. In this return of the comedic news anchor,
he gets fired from a job at Seaworld and then brings the gang back together from their now ridiculous careers,
including a cat photographer. They get hired back at an up-and-coming news agency and find success.
Then someone in a wheelchair rolls down a hill.
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This comedy starts with the eponymous duo selling their energy drinks to children,
but they end up trying to reclaim their ride from a tow truck and get arrested for assault and
disorderly conduct. However they end up being able to serve community service in a big brother-big
sister program, leading to the central plot. The film also included several funny moments of LARPing.
I must say the point when the wheelchair unexpectedly broke seemed a little far-fetched.
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In this TV series a man undergoes a mysterious treatment to get a better life,
but is unwittingly cloned and is being replaced by his duplicate. A brief stretch of only eight
episodes allows the narrative to flourish and not feel like it drags on. I cannot say the same
for the strange part where the kid falls into a lake, but having two aliens was a pleasant surprise.
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This theatrical release opens with the titular character attempting to sell marijuana to
a uniformed police officer. After getting paroled he then tries to put his life back together,
but being socially oblivious leads to many funny moments. A highlight was the saga involving his dog
thats named after a famous country music songwriter. However the film was brought down by the strange
moment when the young girl called out for “Eric”, and then the alien didn’t help the realism.
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In this movie a new hero is introduced to the cinematic universe, with the power to fight
on a much smaller scale than usual. It was interesting how the protagonist starts out as a thief but
ends up becoming the hero of the story. I have to say though that the young boy in a wheelchair
seemed out-of-place with the rest of the movie.
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This raunchy comedy about a guy trying to get laid features a protagonist who’s surprisingly old.
Including such scenes as a painful waxing and a meet cute with a coworker on the sales floor that he ends
up going all the way with, this movie was not my style. I also couldn’t get into the part where the alien
stood up and looked at the camera.
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This finale was everything I could have hoped for from my favorite ensemble sitcom. Including
such heartwarming moments as a replacement chick and duckling, and funny moments including an airplane
deboarded because of a left phalange malfunction. All around a great way to end the series. I do have
some serious questions about why the alien appeared, because it hurt the momentum of the episode.
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This limited-run Broadway production started in a studio apartment in lower Manhattan, and
consisted of three people arguing about the inheritance of a house that seemed to remind me of a newer
Star Trek captain. Anyway, in the second act they went back in time and all the actors became their
parents which was a neat twist, but I found the part where the kid fell off a cliff a little jarring.
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