Jigglypoof

I've only seen three episodes, but while it certainly is a departure from the sitcom we all know and love, it's something fresh and new. I'm giving it an honest try. It's still humorous.

Watching a bit of the original series from 2002 - 2008, the show seems to have always evolved. 70% drama, 30% humour. The most famous sitcom run, 70% humour, 30% drama. Now it's mostly comedy.

They will probably still have a Christmas special. Who knows? I'm going to see where this goes.

I admit there are some funny moments... but I just don't see the great appeal. I hope no one thinks this is an accurate representation of people who live in trailer parks, or anyone who lives in Nova Scotia. I myself lived in a Nova Scotia trailer park for fourteen years and no one there ever behaved like this.

This is an excellent romance novel come to life... almost as though it's an adaptation. It could very well be. I've seen many films about babies and parenting, but this one is truly unique in its scope.

You'll coo, or at the very least smile, as he gently comforts and kisses the baby... you'll laugh at the comedic elements, and feel the same intensity of emotion in pain and sympathy. The performances are truly outstanding.

To think that I bought this movie because the premise sounded good, and left it sitting around for months, only to watch it last night with my partner and be blown away.

Don't pass this off as a chick flick, either. I think it's also meant to appeal to the paternal feelings in every man. Just enough little twists and turns to keep you guessing, too.