
I guess it's a big trip back to like 10th grade or something here, because now I'm reviewing this show that aired in its entirety (
8 episodes) back in 1996 and then was canceled. Anyway, I thought at the time that this show was hilarious, but I was 15, and other than brief clips here and there on youtube I haven't seen full episodes until the whole show was recently put online at
hulu.com. The opening monologues Dana Carvey does are pretty painful, but with a writing staff that included
Charlie Kaufman and
Louis CK, and a cast that included, in addition to Carvey, Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert, the show is pretty consistently hysterical. I guess it just wasn't prime time material or something.
RATING: 81%
2 comments:
I'd rather watch Dana Carvey for a half an hour than Mike Meyers. I found a Wayne's World book while at home and almost brought it back to show you, and then I thought, why? Why indeed.
I just watched one of these and it is pretty funny. Except for the Chili's commercial in the middle.
Last night I saw a few episodes of Exit 57, also with Steven Colbert and a lot of the Strangers with Candy crew. If you haven't caught that before, I recommend it.
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