NBC cancels 'Andy Barker, PI' [MERGED]
#51
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Originally Posted by hal9000
Andy with Conan= FUNNY
No Andy with Conan= no funny
No Andy with Conan= no funny
To be honest, except for "The Year 2000" segment in which Conan needed someone to play off of, I haven't missed Andy one bit on Late Night with Conan O'Brien
I have yet to watch one of Andy's sitcoms, they just don't seem all that funny. He seems like a nice person in real life and I hope he eventually finds some sort of ensemble piece to fit into but as the 'star' he just doesn't work.
Just out of curiosity, why would NBC reuse a premise that died a notorious death when Michael Richards tried it?
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#53
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
Are you saying Conan isn't funny without Andy or are you saying Andy isn't funny without Conan?
To be honest, except for "The Year 2000" segment in which Conan needed someone to play off of, I haven't missed Andy one bit on Late Night with Conan O'Brien
I have yet to watch one of Andy's sitcoms, they just don't seem all that funny. He seems like a nice person in real life and I hope he eventually finds some sort of ensemble piece to fit into but as the 'star' he just doesn't work.
Just out of curiosity, why would NBC reuse a premise that died a notorious death when Michael Richards tried it?
To be honest, except for "The Year 2000" segment in which Conan needed someone to play off of, I haven't missed Andy one bit on Late Night with Conan O'Brien
I have yet to watch one of Andy's sitcoms, they just don't seem all that funny. He seems like a nice person in real life and I hope he eventually finds some sort of ensemble piece to fit into but as the 'star' he just doesn't work.
Just out of curiosity, why would NBC reuse a premise that died a notorious death when Michael Richards tried it?
Have you watched consistently? Andy was a great comedic foil. Now Max has become that. But, there were some classic moments. The Staring Contests alone were some of the best material ever.
#54
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Originally Posted by Deftones
Have you watched consistently? Andy was a great comedic foil. Now Max has become that. But, there were some classic moments. The Staring Contests alone were some of the best material ever.
#55
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
Yeah I have watched fairly consistenty. I'm not saying Andy brought the show down in any way (Andy's version of Boys II Men's video is one of the shows all time highlights). If I had it my way he never would have left in the first place. All I'm saying is it seems that Conan hasn't really missed a beat since Andy's departure, IMO he's just as funny now as he was before.
#56
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Even though I liked the style of the show, the "plot" part of it always felt forced and very clumsy. The characters wre starting to grow on me, but I always felt like the episode was running out of time before the funny got fully up to speed.
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Have you watched consistently? Andy was a great comedic foil. Now Max has become that. But, there were some classic moments. The Staring Contests alone were some of the best material ever.
I still wish Andy was there but i think it proved that Conan could hold his own which Andy has been having trouble with, hes just not a lead sad to say.
#59
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
Are you saying Conan isn't funny without Andy or are you saying Andy isn't funny without Conan?
Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
Just out of curiosity, why would NBC reuse a premise that died a notorious death when Michael Richards tried it?
#60
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Originally Posted by hal9000
Andy isn't funny without Conan. Conan RULES! I thought I was gonna miss Andy when he left (which I did at first), but Conan has become even funnier IMO without Andy. Andy leaving Conan ranks in the top 5 of the stupidest career moves in the history of television. I can understand Andy wanting to be "The Man" but some people are just better off being the "side kick" to the man. So Andy took his shot and failed. Unfortunately I think Andy received some terrible advice along the way, either from his Agent or some studio exec... For the 10% he pays his agent I could have given him better advice and for half the price, but it's too late he can't go back now. Now he can only try and fail repeatedly.
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