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b0unce. [?] · 10-08-2010, 12:45 AM

Featuring... William Shatner and Will Sasso!

http://www.icefilms.info/tv/series/3/2392

The_Situation · 10-08-2010, 12:48 AM

You aren't allowed to post links to anything copyright. I suggest you to remove the icefilms link.

b0unce. [?] · 10-08-2010, 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by The_Situation

You aren't allowed to post links to anything copyright. I suggest you to remove the icefilms link.

I'm pretty sure this is fine. As far as I know, you just aren't allowed to post download links. This is just a streaming site.

Soundy · 10-22-2010, 07:55 AM

This is turning out to be a decent show! I was skeptical, because I couldn't see how the rude, crude, profane Twitter feed that the whole idea is based on would really translate to a sitcom... but they've done a pretty good job of just capture the whole unfiltered attitude (as much as possible for network TV). Pacing seems a little stunted at times, but they do get some really good laughs.

And anyone who thinks Shatner is a one-dimensional over-the-top actor needs to watch this show. Last night's episode, where he's standing at the funeral listening to the kids talk about their dad... starting to realize what he THINKS they're talking about, he just lets subtle facial expressions do all the talking. Really well done

sonick · 10-22-2010, 09:03 AM

Episode 1 was a peice of shit, I could't get through more than 18 minutes of it.

taylor192 · 10-22-2010, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Soundy

This is turning out to be a decent show! I was skeptical, because I couldn't see how the rude, crude, profane Twitter feed that the whole idea is based on would really translate to a sitcom... but they've done a pretty good job of just capture the whole unfiltered attitude (as much as possible for network TV). Pacing seems a little stunted at times, but they do get some really good laughs.

And anyone who thinks Shatner is a one-dimensional over-the-top actor needs to watch this show. Last night's episode, where he's standing at the funeral listening to the kids talk about their dad... starting to realize what he THINKS they're talking about, he just lets subtle facial expressions do all the talking. Really well done

The show is getting better. The main son is a terrible actor though, and the writing still lacking. The double-date episode was the best so far, mainly cause it skipped all the other non-sense the writers have written into the family life.

TheNewGirl · 10-22-2010, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Soundy

This is turning out to be a decent show! I was skeptical, because I couldn't see how the rude, crude, profane Twitter feed that the whole idea is based on would really translate to a sitcom... but they've done a pretty good job of just capture the whole unfiltered attitude (as much as possible for network TV). Pacing seems a little stunted at times, but they do get some really good laughs.

And anyone who thinks Shatner is a one-dimensional over-the-top actor needs to watch this show. Last night's episode, where he's standing at the funeral listening to the kids talk about their dad... starting to realize what he THINKS they're talking about, he just lets subtle facial expressions do all the talking. Really well done

I barely got through most of the eps but last nights was HILARIOUS.

"There comes a time when you have to stop beating a dead whore."
"Horse dad, it's a dead horse."
"Who would beat a dead horse? That's sick."