which tv show is this?
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which tv show is this?
my friend is looking for the name of a tv show. He describes it thusly:
"What is the name of that funny show, with the guy and his wife, and his wife's sister and brother in law live in the backyard guest house? The wife has really curly black hair."
Doesnt sound familiar to me. Anyone know what it is?
"What is the name of that funny show, with the guy and his wife, and his wife's sister and brother in law live in the backyard guest house? The wife has really curly black hair."
Doesnt sound familiar to me. Anyone know what it is?
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Originally Posted by E. Honda
What is the name of that funny show, with the guy and his wife, and his wife's sister and brother in law live in the backyard guest house?
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
Except for the word funny, that is a description of "Yes, Dear"
Ok, I thought it was a funny show. Nothing ground-breaking, but I liked the characters and it made me laugh.
Same guy who co-created 'Yes, Dear' went on to create 'My Name is Earl'.
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There was a bailiff who would insist on watching it (in syndication) every weekday at noon in the break room at the court house. When I was at court I would end up watching it because there was nothing else to do during lunch. I enjoyed it but made absolutely no attempt to watch it on my own.
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Originally Posted by CreamyGoodness
Somebody must have thought it was funny. It lasted six seasons.
Ok, I thought it was a funny show. Nothing ground-breaking, but I liked the characters and it made me laugh.
Same guy who co-created 'Yes, Dear' went on to create 'My Name is Earl'.
Ok, I thought it was a funny show. Nothing ground-breaking, but I liked the characters and it made me laugh.
Same guy who co-created 'Yes, Dear' went on to create 'My Name is Earl'.
I agree with you, the show wasn't ground-breaking, but the characters weren't boring, and it had its funny moments.
My Name is Earl is way better than Yes, Dear, however. I know everyone at DVD Talk thinks that its "boring" now, but I think this is its best season yet.
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Originally Posted by E. Honda
my friend is looking for the name of a tv show. He describes it thusly:
"What is the name of that funny show, with the guy and his wife, and his wife's sister and brother in law live in the backyard guest house? The wife has really curly black hair."
Doesnt sound familiar to me. Anyone know what it is?
"What is the name of that funny show, with the guy and his wife, and his wife's sister and brother in law live in the backyard guest house? The wife has really curly black hair."
Doesnt sound familiar to me. Anyone know what it is?
Originally Posted by nateman241
Critic's hated Yes, Dear.
I agree with you, the show wasn't ground-breaking, but the characters weren't boring, and it had its funny moments.
I agree with you, the show wasn't ground-breaking, but the characters weren't boring, and it had its funny moments.