NBC created this series exclusively for the purpose of providing an easy target for Saturday Night Live.
<small>oh, and Anne Robinson is a cyborg |
Originally posted by stevevt NBC created this series exclusively for the purpose of providing an easy target for Saturday Night Live. |
I think I like this show. Any show that strives to humiliate a person on national TV has to have at least some watchability.
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but are you watching the show? She's rude, yet amusing. I like it.
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Marcus...
There's no crying in game shows...! Is the host smacking him or what? And are these the most stupid people in America? This program is a sado-masocist dream... |
I enjoy the show myself.
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Renee: "I was cheated out of a lot of money."
Um, uh, by your own brain. Moron. Do they force the contestants to act like petulant children when they lose? |
I didn't much care for it. The host was annoying, everytime she said "weakest link", rushing through it real quickly I felt like strangling her.
The attitudes of people were stupid too... just made everything seem too childish... picking on people for missing questions in their post-banishment interviews, rude comments when voting, etc. |
Originally posted by Jeraden I didn't much care for it. The host was annoying, everytime she said "weakest link", rushing through it real quickly I felt like strangling her. The attitudes of people were stupid too... just made everything seem too childish... picking on people for missing questions in their post-banishment interviews, rude comments when voting, etc. I have not seen any of it yet as I'm om PST!! But I already dislike the show and it's host!The host is all over TV,She's been on "Inside Edition","ET", "Access Hollywood",&"Today" to name a few places I've seen her! I wonder how long before this show gets old and goes away? |
Caught about 20 minutes of it while procrastinating during finals for school. Like every game show ever created it is just idiotic, I never understood the appeal of watching other people win money. If this show is a big hit there is something seriously wrong w/ society. The show has a arrogant brit calling americans stupid b/c they don't know there T.V. trivia, contestants are considered dumb b/c they don't know the name of an actress on Frasier -rolleyes-. I know to each their own but how on earth is a show like this entertaining to people.
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Originally posted by scott27 Originally posted by stevevt NBC created this series exclusively for the purpose of providing an easy target for Saturday Night Live. |
I like how the guy gets a simple Lethal Weapon question, and the lady gets a question about what book Salmon Rushdie wrote.
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I enjoyed the premiere except for the whiny babies they recruited to be on the first telecast. The British episode I saw in October didn't have as many whiners.
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JoeC [Edited by JoeC on 04-16-01 at 07:36 PM] |
Originally posted by JoeC I enjoyed the premiere except for the whiny babies they recruited to be on the first telecast. The British episode I saw in October didn't have as many whiners. I was hoping that the undertaker guy would win it at the end, I'm glad he did. JoeC |
Originally posted by stevevt Renee: "I was cheated out of a lot of money." Um, uh, by your own brain. Moron. Do they force the contestants to act like petulant children when they lose? Renee was totally dead weight. How many times did she stop to ask the host to repeat the question? She acted like British English was some bizarre language that she simply could not understand. Those post-game interviews were lame. I felt like I was watching Jenny Jones with all the people "talkin' smack" about each other. The rest of the show was pretty interesting, though; it definitely picked up the pace and held my interest. |
I apologize for perhaps spoiling the end of the show for some people, however, it is never good form to include the spoiler in your complaint about the spoiler because it means that the chance of spoiling it for other people increases...even if I correct my original post.
Not everyone is out to get you. JoeC...not perfect by any means, but I will always correct my own mistakes... |
Originally posted by Bobubott Those post-game interviews were lame. I felt like I was watching Jenny Jones with all the people "talkin' smack" about each other. |
I swear this thread wasn't around... i looked and looked...
anyway... the phrase: "theweakestlink" bugs me most... can she not say it any faster? :rolleyes: |
This show is theweakestlink of NBC's nightly lineup.
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Originally posted by stevevt NBC created this series exclusively for the purpose of providing an easy target for Saturday Night Live. <small>oh, and Anne Robinson is a cyborg <small>(I'm kinda diggin' it, in a please-don't-tell-anyone sort of way...)</small> |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by adamblast
Originally posted by stevevt NBC created this series exclusively for the purpose of providing an easy target for Saturday Night Live. SNL's gonna have a field day with this silly show. |
Originally posted by RJainMJ Can you imagine SNL Celebrity The Weakest Link (like Jeopardy)? That would be great. |
Originally posted by namja Originally posted by RJainMJ Can you imagine SNL Celebrity The Weakest Link (like Jeopardy)? That would be great. Also, was anyone else bothered by the "da da dumm" sound everytime the clock started. Bugged the sh!t out of me. |
Did anyone else notice the idiots that kept saying "bank" when there was no money to bank?
I think 'Greed' was still the best of the new age game shows. By the way, that old lady on 'Weakest Link' was NOT funny. She was having trouble reading the questions and the pacing she was reading them at made them fairly hard to comprehend. And her insulting the team for how much money they won got old after the first time she did it. |
It was okay. I think it will be better once more money is at stake. $73,000, while a good chunk of change, isn't $1,000,000. I think the more money involved, the more cutthroat it will get.
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