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| album, weed, explosive, body count, bill clinton, music, volunteer, media analysis, list of themes, politically incorrect t shirts, rob reiner, pearl jam, buy, pic, andrevan, review, calling (fuck shit mother fucker mix), bc, new europe, merchandise, | There are moments that feel very realistic, and are very entertaining, like Larry David and Richard Lewis adlibbing with each, which Richard Lewis in one of the DVD extras reports is a very authentic and surreal experience. Most of the scenes though, in the service of the plot machinations, require the characters to quickly get infuriated with how i met your mother episode guide each other. If it is "flinchingly realistic" at all, it is realistic how i met your mother episode guide in the sense of portraying honest human interactions minus the superego. And that is when it's funny. For example, when Larry David's manager's wife asks him how i met your mother episode guide if he would like a tour of their new house, and he says no. And Larry David's reaction to having his in-laws decorate a Christmas tree in his house. It's a good show, this is a good season, go out and buy this DVD set. Each episode is good for at least a few very hearty laughs. When it's good, it's good in the way the best moments of Seinfeld and Fawlty Towers are good. |
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| (Report this) 93 of 94 people found the following review helpful: Basil meets George, November 8, 2005 Reviewer:Marc S. andrevan Libman (Brookline, MA) - See all my reviews I like this show, I recommend the DVD, but can we please be honest about what it is, andrevan and why it is good when it is good? The show is marketed as "flinchingly realistic." It says that on the box, and that seems to be the perception, uncritically repeated in everything written about the show. We andrevan are supposed to believe that it is a realistical show because people play themselves and the scenes are adlibbed. But the subplots of the shows are actually very contrived, woven together very formulaically, and all require an astronomical series of coincidences to make them all pull together in each shows finale. The shows remind me more of Fawlty Towers than of Seinfeld, in that each show consists of Larry David reacting to things the way we'd all like to react if we had no frontal lobes, and by the end of the show everyone is angry at the protagonist whether he is trying to do good or harm. |
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