Wow. Now I know what it must be like to work at an X-rated theater. Sorta titillating at first, then vaguely annoying, then that which you always thought you'd wanna see becomes anthema to your existence. Sick and Twisted, yes. I wasn't prepared for banal. This has to be the limpest, most toothless "outrageous" thing I've ever made myself sit through. Lines are crossed, no doubt, and if you want to see just how far into disgusting things can go, you might as well see this. Just don't expect anything else. Outrage works when there's a reason to be outrageous. "South Park" is funny because there's a trace of childish innocence to contrast with the obscenity. This makes no such pretension.
This strikes me as what the writers of "Full House" might come up with if they decided to be "sick." Yes, it's that putrid. Come on guys: if you're gonna fly the flag of disgust and outrage as entertainment, give us a reason to back you up. Note: it's not ALL a wash, of course. "Beyond Grandpa" is brilliant, a piece whos title escapes me that involves a cat and a bird is great, and, of course, "The Spirit Of Christmas,"
This strikes me as what the writers of "Full House" might come up with if they decided to be "sick." Yes, it's that putrid. Come on guys: if you're gonna fly the flag of disgust and outrage as entertainment, give us a reason to back you up. Note: it's not ALL a wash, of course. "Beyond Grandpa" is brilliant, a piece whos title escapes me that involves a cat and a bird is great, and, of course, "The Spirit Of Christmas,"
