Reviews

Hilarious movie in appropriate taste for the topic. In fact, it's perfect for the subject and absolutely brilliant! Outrageously funny, also heartwarming at times. The actors, all of whom are unknown for their acting abilities, at least by me, really pull it off well.

And so many cameos by people famous for something else make it more fun, including Senator Ted Cruz, Riley Gaines, an award winning swimmer and activist for protecting women's sports, and Dr. Jordan Peterson, renowned psychologist and author.

Be sure to watch to the end as there is a short bit after the credits are run. Well worth waiting for it!

If you want to have a good laugh at some of the ridiculous things that are happening today and frustrating us on a daily basis, this is the movie for you. Don't miss it!

I love this series. But this episode, if it had been the first episode I had watched, I would never have watched it again. The levels of incompetence and ignorance by people that are supposedly trained in negotiations and foreign/alien affairs is beyond belief.

The first thing Weir should have done was to explain the idiocy of citrus fruits suddenly becoming toxic. The idiocy that is Dr. McKay. At his best/worst. He didn't learn anything from the last episode, despite the appearance that he did. He just resorted back to his old, obnoxious, insufferable self. Not likely, after what he experienced. But, we can't expect disconnected writers to understand that. This is why shows get canceled prematurely; they hire anyone and everyone to write a script with limited knowledge of what went before.

OK. So we've established that Hollywood, including the Canadian Hollywood, is completely cheap and ignorant about viewers.

Nonetheless, without including too many spoilers, whoever wrote this drivel clearly has no clue what went before nor how to handle unusual situations except by pitting team members against each other. I'm so disappointed. But, at least it explains why the show only lasted 5 seasons. This is exactly what disappoints viewers and fans, writer ignorance.