I used to enjoy it - yes, the script and premise was a little hackneyed, but the cast, especially Robert Lindsay and Zoe Wanamaker were superb - the dynamic between them was superb.
@amberreed770420 сағат бұрын
I would love to know the date of the episode where Matt pitched the pimp who cares about his girls show or movie because I think he might have came up with the idea of “Hustle and Flow” minus the rap…then again, depending on the year, maybe still with the rap. People would have paid to hear Joey Tribbiani yell “Whoop that Trick”
@KousaburoКүн бұрын
Can you please review My Parents Are Aliens? All 106 episodes of it...
@Lewis1995Күн бұрын
I watched this almost religiously as a child maybe this partly explains why I'm so cynical, repressed and depressive nowadays
@brhodes0Күн бұрын
Mac Macdonald = I now have to watch this programme.
@rogerioceni2640Күн бұрын
It always shocks me that people (even if they are teens) can be so media illiterate that they think Ross is the worst character. Ross is easily the best character, not just in Friends but in American sitcom history. I wonder if these same people would say David Brent is a bad character because he’s obnoxious, bigoted, egotistical and cringeworthy.
@huntercoleherrКүн бұрын
You keep saying no one can really say why the later seasons are bad, but there are dozens of great video essays that do exactly that.
@ewanfawkes27082 күн бұрын
Sorry I missed this, any clues on when the next one will be?
@Stubagful2 күн бұрын
Take the last five words on page 74 of the da Vinci code, take the numbers of the letters of the alphabet that the words are, arrange the numbers in alphabetical order, wait for the next solar eclipse and then count to whatever number you have
@ewanfawkes270823 сағат бұрын
@@Stubagful Right. See you on the 8th July 2025.
@BigHatStudios2 күн бұрын
its depressing but I could tell you the events of all these episode second to second and I'm not a doctor who reviewer... I really need to look for more shows to watch... ;-;
@tdb79922 күн бұрын
This show was pretty successful here in Australia too.
@flyingningahero59612 күн бұрын
When they say too meta, they mean too meta for its own good They’ve tried to outsmart their audience so much that the entire show is just subversion without substance I never really liked it though so grain of salt
@JurassicRod3 күн бұрын
I never found it very funny or appealing.
@HiNickCares3 күн бұрын
I loved this show, at least the first few seasons.
@daviddominickaqua3 күн бұрын
Very well stated
@MrKoiking13 күн бұрын
dude i loved this as a kid and completely forgot about it. No clue why I loved it so much, doesn't seem to hold up very well.
@markpatrick27354 күн бұрын
i was traumatised by" time slip" in 1970.
@Markell19914 күн бұрын
The problem with it is that it was shite. Unfunny from start to finish.
@robbaldwin24024 күн бұрын
I've used this show as an example of everything I don't want from my life, especially romantic relationships.
@AC_SPEEDWAYGAMES4 күн бұрын
I enjoyed the recent episode with Bart pranking with a human brain.
@aroccoification4 күн бұрын
Who tf are the waltons?
@raphaeltoast4 күн бұрын
You have to remember that it's an exclusively British thing to have sitcoms where the main character keeps trying to be successful while being constantly crapped on. To say Joey should've been 'pathetic loser Joey', is - well, a working formula for British audiences but not American ones
@rooty4 күн бұрын
The only good thing about the show was kris marshall, and he jumped ship at the earliest opportunity (admittedly going on to star in Love Actually, which is like jumping off the Titanic, smashing through the floor of a lifeboat, plummeting 2000 fathoms, and beating the Titanic itself to the seabed.
@paulcrosby74194 күн бұрын
The parts were its just the cast crew, creators, and fans looking back on the shows creation, filming, and impact was very good. All of the talkshow stuff with james cordon was horrible.
@zachloed42944 күн бұрын
I have a lot fond memory of the Simpsons during seasons 10- 18. Some of my favorite episodes come from this era. Maybe it’s because it was really the only Simpsons I saw growing up making me nostalgic for them or because they’re actual good ( I’m going with the ladder personally.) Also IMO I think the golden age ends at season 12 and the “sliver age” lasts from the beginning of season 13 until the movie.
@ecentral75124 күн бұрын
One of my all time favourite shows
@qwertyuio4044 күн бұрын
_“You would hate Doctor Who if I was the showrunner”_ How could anybody possibly hate episodes you made with Jay Exci like The Five Ranis?
@Stickbrush5 күн бұрын
A fun (or not so fun) fact is that, in Spain, we consider the Golden Age to finish right with Behind the Laughter. It was the last episode with the original VA for Homer, Carlos Revilla (also former director of the European Spanish dub IIRC), as he died before dubbing the next season. It's not that current Homer (Carlos Ysbert) doesn't do a great job, and his voice isn't too different, but losing Homer's original voice AND a VA legend was too strong of a hit. Also, yes. The last sentence with Revilla's voice is "It's the last season", which makes this a very well-known fact.
@erraticonteuse5 күн бұрын
Unsurprisingly, they did air this on BBC America, and I do remember thinking it was this sort of uncanny valley American family sitcom.
@to_infinity_and_pavlova5 күн бұрын
I didn't mind the writers exploring the Joey and Rachel arc with Joey developing feelings for Rachel, given that it was unexpected and maybe was meant as character development for Joey, but it felt very anti-climactic given they dragged it on for around more than a series worth of episodes. Also, their romantic chemistry felt very forced, and the moments which I felt the characters were connected were at moments I forgot they were even meant to be attracted to each other, this may be due to them having natural friendship chemistry over the course of the show. Overall if they handled the arc better and concluded it wayyyyy earlier it maybe wouldn't have felt like a waste of time.
@NotAHero985 күн бұрын
Tbf the show is fully aware that Ben is the reason his kids have turned out the way they have and makes this fact very clear to the audience.
@TimL-nr4hr5 күн бұрын
Streams are boring
@thatonenigeriansformula5 күн бұрын
I am so scared for “the gentleman “
@thatonenigeriansformula5 күн бұрын
I snapped when I found out “I’m not okay” got canceled, same for “the society” and so much more
@s.wstudioproductions59775 күн бұрын
Stuart, since you mentioned A24, did you like Pearl and are you looking forward to Maxxxine
@SunniestAutumn5 күн бұрын
73 yards is wonderful. It's like an episode of Twilight Zone. For people super into continuity its only real value is its status as a character study on Ruby. An episode of Doctor Who entirely dedicated to exploring Ruby's fear of abandonment is a genuine stroke of mad genius. I mean, thay is what it is. The episode is not an intense science fantasy plot about Mad Jack and fairy circles and heralds. That stuff is all fiction and nonsense. It's a Ruby's nightmare daydream come to life, where for poorly explained reasons she is abandoned by the person she trusts and is haubted by the fear that it will happen again. And it does. Strangers can't help her overcome it, her family can't help her with it, even professionals can't help her. In this fictional nightmare of Ruby's own creation she lives her life haunted by her fear, never allowing herself to get close to others again because of it. So what is Roger ap Gwilliam? In Ruby's fiction Roger is basically the purpose for her suffering. It's the idea that her trauma and fear has meaning. That the Doctor's last convo with her was a great big warning and that the nonsense on the fairy circle was real and she needs to stop it. That once she did this, it would be a great big victory where she conquers the fear she has had since childhood and have her life back again. But that's not reality, not even in the fiction of the daydream. The fear of abandonment doesn't have a purpose. She won't conquer it in one big victorious gesture. It will haunt her forever and go unanswered until the day she dies. It's only when Ruby acknowledges the manifestation with the Doctor there that the daydream breaks. The Doctor is not going to vanish on her inexplicably. The Doctor won't abandon her for no reason and the fear, despite how it feels, is not real. She wasn't abandoned by the Doctor in Wales on her latest visit. Her third visit to Wales is now.
@rbadger4205 күн бұрын
4 pop shields... that's gotta a record! 😂
@s.wstudioproductions59775 күн бұрын
Stuart, Devil with daytime, isn't that Late night with the Devil. Good film
@Aka_plays.5 күн бұрын
Stu, are you going to watch House of the Dragon part 2?
@markmccambridge72555 күн бұрын
Black mirror episode of moffats massive brain vs stuarts toenail.
@samuelgonzalez-tovar39365 күн бұрын
King of the hill at 5 Simpsons 6 and Malcom in the middle at 7 and then at 11 pm Simpsons again
@user-di1qc4gz3k5 күн бұрын
I use to love this show but unfortunately it went down hill once Nick left and I'm surprised the show lasted as long as it did because at one point Janie even left.I did try getting back into the show a few year after Nick left but it just wasn't funny anymore.
@Aneurin_Hunt5 күн бұрын
Let's be honest Ringo Starr's greatest achievement is narrating Thomas the Tank Engine for the first two seasons.
@BH-982 сағат бұрын
It is, that was my childhood
@camelopardalis845 күн бұрын
Book recommendations: "When I Was Five I Killed Myself" by Howard Buten "The Orange Girl" by Jostein Gaarder (no need to be into Gaarder otherwise, as far as I can tell) "Maus 1" and "Maus 2" by Art Spiegelman (Comic) "Ghost World" by Daniel Clowes (Comic)
@camelopardalis845 күн бұрын
"Can" lol.
@ecentral75125 күн бұрын
Come fly with me video please
@doelroarpa34895 күн бұрын
12:45 did Stuart step on a landmine on the Scottish coast and Steven Moffat has been standing 73 Yards away from him ever since?
@LilLadyAy5 күн бұрын
We watched this because it was on and we didn't have satellite
@stephenjohnson97455 күн бұрын
783
@jackrichardson91365 күн бұрын
Yeah 73 yards was special
@casualcraftman15995 күн бұрын
I'm so sorry I asked about The Boys alongside that milk question.
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I used to enjoy it - yes, the script and premise was a little hackneyed, but the cast, especially Robert Lindsay and Zoe Wanamaker were superb - the dynamic between them was superb.
I would love to know the date of the episode where Matt pitched the pimp who cares about his girls show or movie because I think he might have came up with the idea of “Hustle and Flow” minus the rap…then again, depending on the year, maybe still with the rap. People would have paid to hear Joey Tribbiani yell “Whoop that Trick”
Can you please review My Parents Are Aliens? All 106 episodes of it...
I watched this almost religiously as a child maybe this partly explains why I'm so cynical, repressed and depressive nowadays
Mac Macdonald = I now have to watch this programme.
It always shocks me that people (even if they are teens) can be so media illiterate that they think Ross is the worst character. Ross is easily the best character, not just in Friends but in American sitcom history. I wonder if these same people would say David Brent is a bad character because he’s obnoxious, bigoted, egotistical and cringeworthy.
You keep saying no one can really say why the later seasons are bad, but there are dozens of great video essays that do exactly that.
Sorry I missed this, any clues on when the next one will be?
Take the last five words on page 74 of the da Vinci code, take the numbers of the letters of the alphabet that the words are, arrange the numbers in alphabetical order, wait for the next solar eclipse and then count to whatever number you have
@@Stubagful Right. See you on the 8th July 2025.
its depressing but I could tell you the events of all these episode second to second and I'm not a doctor who reviewer... I really need to look for more shows to watch... ;-;
This show was pretty successful here in Australia too.
When they say too meta, they mean too meta for its own good They’ve tried to outsmart their audience so much that the entire show is just subversion without substance I never really liked it though so grain of salt
I never found it very funny or appealing.
I loved this show, at least the first few seasons.
Very well stated
dude i loved this as a kid and completely forgot about it. No clue why I loved it so much, doesn't seem to hold up very well.
i was traumatised by" time slip" in 1970.
The problem with it is that it was shite. Unfunny from start to finish.
I've used this show as an example of everything I don't want from my life, especially romantic relationships.
I enjoyed the recent episode with Bart pranking with a human brain.
Who tf are the waltons?
You have to remember that it's an exclusively British thing to have sitcoms where the main character keeps trying to be successful while being constantly crapped on. To say Joey should've been 'pathetic loser Joey', is - well, a working formula for British audiences but not American ones
The only good thing about the show was kris marshall, and he jumped ship at the earliest opportunity (admittedly going on to star in Love Actually, which is like jumping off the Titanic, smashing through the floor of a lifeboat, plummeting 2000 fathoms, and beating the Titanic itself to the seabed.
The parts were its just the cast crew, creators, and fans looking back on the shows creation, filming, and impact was very good. All of the talkshow stuff with james cordon was horrible.
I have a lot fond memory of the Simpsons during seasons 10- 18. Some of my favorite episodes come from this era. Maybe it’s because it was really the only Simpsons I saw growing up making me nostalgic for them or because they’re actual good ( I’m going with the ladder personally.) Also IMO I think the golden age ends at season 12 and the “sliver age” lasts from the beginning of season 13 until the movie.
One of my all time favourite shows
_“You would hate Doctor Who if I was the showrunner”_ How could anybody possibly hate episodes you made with Jay Exci like The Five Ranis?
A fun (or not so fun) fact is that, in Spain, we consider the Golden Age to finish right with Behind the Laughter. It was the last episode with the original VA for Homer, Carlos Revilla (also former director of the European Spanish dub IIRC), as he died before dubbing the next season. It's not that current Homer (Carlos Ysbert) doesn't do a great job, and his voice isn't too different, but losing Homer's original voice AND a VA legend was too strong of a hit. Also, yes. The last sentence with Revilla's voice is "It's the last season", which makes this a very well-known fact.
Unsurprisingly, they did air this on BBC America, and I do remember thinking it was this sort of uncanny valley American family sitcom.
I didn't mind the writers exploring the Joey and Rachel arc with Joey developing feelings for Rachel, given that it was unexpected and maybe was meant as character development for Joey, but it felt very anti-climactic given they dragged it on for around more than a series worth of episodes. Also, their romantic chemistry felt very forced, and the moments which I felt the characters were connected were at moments I forgot they were even meant to be attracted to each other, this may be due to them having natural friendship chemistry over the course of the show. Overall if they handled the arc better and concluded it wayyyyy earlier it maybe wouldn't have felt like a waste of time.
Tbf the show is fully aware that Ben is the reason his kids have turned out the way they have and makes this fact very clear to the audience.
Streams are boring
I am so scared for “the gentleman “
I snapped when I found out “I’m not okay” got canceled, same for “the society” and so much more
Stuart, since you mentioned A24, did you like Pearl and are you looking forward to Maxxxine
73 yards is wonderful. It's like an episode of Twilight Zone. For people super into continuity its only real value is its status as a character study on Ruby. An episode of Doctor Who entirely dedicated to exploring Ruby's fear of abandonment is a genuine stroke of mad genius. I mean, thay is what it is. The episode is not an intense science fantasy plot about Mad Jack and fairy circles and heralds. That stuff is all fiction and nonsense. It's a Ruby's nightmare daydream come to life, where for poorly explained reasons she is abandoned by the person she trusts and is haubted by the fear that it will happen again. And it does. Strangers can't help her overcome it, her family can't help her with it, even professionals can't help her. In this fictional nightmare of Ruby's own creation she lives her life haunted by her fear, never allowing herself to get close to others again because of it. So what is Roger ap Gwilliam? In Ruby's fiction Roger is basically the purpose for her suffering. It's the idea that her trauma and fear has meaning. That the Doctor's last convo with her was a great big warning and that the nonsense on the fairy circle was real and she needs to stop it. That once she did this, it would be a great big victory where she conquers the fear she has had since childhood and have her life back again. But that's not reality, not even in the fiction of the daydream. The fear of abandonment doesn't have a purpose. She won't conquer it in one big victorious gesture. It will haunt her forever and go unanswered until the day she dies. It's only when Ruby acknowledges the manifestation with the Doctor there that the daydream breaks. The Doctor is not going to vanish on her inexplicably. The Doctor won't abandon her for no reason and the fear, despite how it feels, is not real. She wasn't abandoned by the Doctor in Wales on her latest visit. Her third visit to Wales is now.
4 pop shields... that's gotta a record! 😂
Stuart, Devil with daytime, isn't that Late night with the Devil. Good film
Stu, are you going to watch House of the Dragon part 2?
Black mirror episode of moffats massive brain vs stuarts toenail.
King of the hill at 5 Simpsons 6 and Malcom in the middle at 7 and then at 11 pm Simpsons again
I use to love this show but unfortunately it went down hill once Nick left and I'm surprised the show lasted as long as it did because at one point Janie even left.I did try getting back into the show a few year after Nick left but it just wasn't funny anymore.
Let's be honest Ringo Starr's greatest achievement is narrating Thomas the Tank Engine for the first two seasons.
It is, that was my childhood
Book recommendations: "When I Was Five I Killed Myself" by Howard Buten "The Orange Girl" by Jostein Gaarder (no need to be into Gaarder otherwise, as far as I can tell) "Maus 1" and "Maus 2" by Art Spiegelman (Comic) "Ghost World" by Daniel Clowes (Comic)
"Can" lol.
Come fly with me video please
12:45 did Stuart step on a landmine on the Scottish coast and Steven Moffat has been standing 73 Yards away from him ever since?
We watched this because it was on and we didn't have satellite
783
Yeah 73 yards was special
I'm so sorry I asked about The Boys alongside that milk question.