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I thought it showed a lot of promise. I'll definately be back for future episodes.
I thought it was kinda stereotypical at first that the only black people on the show were the weed suppliers, but now I think it was intentional stereotyping, kinda to play up the waspish suburban lifestyle of the other characters.
I thought it was kinda stereotypical at first that the only black people on the show were the weed suppliers, but now I think it was intentional stereotyping, kinda to play up the waspish suburban lifestyle of the other characters.
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I caught it last night on accident, remember hearing stuff about the show a few months ago, saw a preview trailer online for it. Well when I got home last night I saw that the replay was on and I thought it was great. I really enjoyed the show, I thought it was great, the characters on the show were awesome, really some promise I think. I will definitely be back next week to watch again, just for all the funny parts, hopefully they bring the funny again next week like the did this week.
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I just watched this and thought it was great, it definitely has potential. I think showtime has been stepping up their TV game for a while now with great shows like Dead Like Me (too bad they dropped it), The L Word, and now this show. I'll be looking forward to next week.
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The little wars between parents and kids, and between competing weed dealers were pretty funny, but I don't know if they can sustain this type of show over a long haul because this type of stuff almost always ends up with a drug bust and it's game over for suburban widow weed dealer.
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Pretty good first episode. I enjoyed it.
For some reason Showtime is coming in for our house now... so check out your channels. They might be doing a free week preview.
For some reason Showtime is coming in for our house now... so check out your channels. They might be doing a free week preview.
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Didn't like this weeks episode as much as last weeks but it wasn't bad. A few unanswered questions this week which will make for some interesting going ons in the coming weeks. Still a pretty good episode, the scenes at the dealer's house are classic, really liking this show so far but the quality drop off kind of bugged me. Oh did anyone else think that the older son character was different this week from last, I couldn't tell but it didn't look like the same kid?
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Just watched the first episode. Kinda meh to me. Not awful, but nothing spectacular either.
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I've seen four episodes and I'm shocked there isn't a thread for all of them. I like this show as much as Entourage.
Kevin Dillon is just about the only good thing on that show.
Kevin Dillon is just about the only good thing on that show.
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I don't know if this show is up at the level of HBO's recent successes, but it's a pretty good show nonetheless. Just seems to move very slowly, or maybe that's the baked goods taking charge?
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I still think this is a great show. For some reason my DVR didn't record it on Monday so I will have to catch it tonight (second time my DVR f'd me in the a this week). It just seems like there is never much love for Showtime shows around here, with Dead Like Me as an exception.
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I'm finally watching the third ep. I think this show gets better w/ each additional episode - as does Elizabeth Perkins. "I'm like a bloated African-famine baby."
"My maid thinks I fucked a smurf."
"You don't put weed in my cornbread!"
"My maid thinks I fucked a smurf."
"You don't put weed in my cornbread!"
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The brother in law, Andy is hilarious. We were rolling when he was telling the son about why it's a good thing to date a physically challenged girl.
And the "Chris dies for your sins" shirt.
And loved him and Kevin Nealon debating the word taint.
"What do you call that thing between the dick and the asshole?"
Maid looking at them: "The coffee table."
Great show.
And the "Chris dies for your sins" shirt.
And loved him and Kevin Nealon debating the word taint.
"What do you call that thing between the dick and the asshole?"
Maid looking at them: "The coffee table."
Great show.
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Originally Posted by Jadzia
"What do you call that thing between the dick and the asshole?"
Maid looking at them: "The coffee table."
Maid looking at them: "The coffee table."
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Watched all the episodes over the weekend with on demand and enjoyed it. In the first episode it felt like I was watching either the 2nd or 3rd episode of a series as there was a lot to take in and it didn't really explain who the characters were. I'm glad I was able to wqatch the subsequent episodes right away because it really is a funny show with great one-liners.
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It's an amazing show. Yep, Showtime shows don't get much love around here. Mary Louise Parker is great, and Justin Kirk has finally got the role of a lifetime as the loveable scum brother-in-law. And who'd have guessed it: Kevin Nealon is actually funny.
Huff is amazing too--Showtime is in top form this season with these two shows. Weeds is what Desperate Housewives *wishes* it was... and Huff is the best family-relationship drama on the air right now, and hilarious too, covering the full range of comedy-tragedy better than anything since SFU at its peak.
Huff is amazing too--Showtime is in top form this season with these two shows. Weeds is what Desperate Housewives *wishes* it was... and Huff is the best family-relationship drama on the air right now, and hilarious too, covering the full range of comedy-tragedy better than anything since SFU at its peak.
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I really liked this show. I just wish the premium channel's shows didn't have such short seasons. Wasn't this just 10 episodes? Anyway, I'll be tuning in next season. Lots of laughs on this show. Never saw Huff, but now I kind of wish I had.