View Poll Results: What do you think of "Primetime Glick"?
Thumbs up. It's funny and I enjoy it.
16
29.63%
It's okay, nothing great or bad.
11
20.37%
Thumbs down. Stupid and unfunny.
21
38.89%
Haven't seen the show.
6
11.11%
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Primetime Glick: opinions?
07-24-01 | 11:47 AM
#2
DVD Talk Legend
Conditional thumbs up. Like any variety show or sketch comedy, parts of it work and parts of it flop. The best parts are his interviews on stage and in the home with celebrities. The "commercials" are lame.
07-24-01 | 11:49 AM
#3
Originally posted by big whoppa
Conditional thumbs up. Like any variety show or sketch comedy, parts of it work and parts of it flop. The best parts are his interviews on stage and in the home with celebrities. The "commercials" are lame.
Conditional thumbs up. Like any variety show or sketch comedy, parts of it work and parts of it flop. The best parts are his interviews on stage and in the home with celebrities. The "commercials" are lame.
07-24-01 | 12:50 PM
#4
The Glick character is great, but they don't use him enough. They try to make this lame variety show with all sorts of stupid character. News flash, Martin: your Tommy Lee Jones is SUCK. I still watch it and sometimes enjoy it, but I'm quickly tiring of it. The commercials are lame and the whole band thing's not working. Last week was really bad where interviewing Molly Shannon was like carrying on a conversation with a brick wall. He had to provide all the material while she just sat there and showcased how big her gums were. I guess you could say I'm pretty disappointed. Short's very talented, and Glick's a great character ... it's just not working for me right now.
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07-24-01 | 01:15 PM
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Crying I was laughing so hard during the Nathan Lane interview; as was Lane.
"Now who was that drunk actor you worked with?"
The filmed interviews are always funnier because the cameramen laugh and there's no pauses waiting for an audience to laugh.
"Now who was that drunk actor you worked with?"
The filmed interviews are always funnier because the cameramen laugh and there's no pauses waiting for an audience to laugh.
07-24-01 | 03:24 PM
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Suprised at how good it is- well, the interviews anyway. The comercials and skits are pretty lame, though I liked the Sal Mineo puppet theater. I dont see it having much legs, though. Its not like he can interview lots of celebrites and have the whole clueless act be funny every time and the attempts to show his backstage and behind the scenes banter are'nt very strong (if I want that I'll watch Larry Sanders).
07-26-01 | 05:36 AM
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I was glad to see that Short was doing something these days...
Now I wish he was out of a job again.
The interviews are just crap and the skits are a waste of film. I think that the Glick character is about as unfunny as it gets. I catch myself watching the show now and then but it's like I'm in a trance cause it's so bad. As soon as I snap to I turn it to something worth my time.
Now I wish he was out of a job again.
The interviews are just crap and the skits are a waste of film. I think that the Glick character is about as unfunny as it gets. I catch myself watching the show now and then but it's like I'm in a trance cause it's so bad. As soon as I snap to I turn it to something worth my time.
07-30-01 | 02:21 PM
#13
DVD Talk Legend
I think the show is hilarious. But then again, I'm a huge SCTV fan. I'll agree that some skits fall flat, but even they are mildly amusing. I'll also agree that Marty should skip doing Tommy Lee Jones again. So far, the funniest episode IMO was the first one with Steve Martin.
