kenned3
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First, let's start by saying I'm a big fan of the TPB. I've ben watching them from season 1 on Showcase back in 2001. It was a fantastic show, original, and Canadian and as a Canadian myself this was appealing.
The series really ended for me when it was taken over by Netflix and "Americanized" losing its charm. Anyhow...
Now to this "movie".
How many times can Mike Smith repackage the same bubbles jokes? Here we once again find Bubbles locked in a phone booth, this time in England? Did we not see this joke back when he was stuck in a phone booth in Maine?
How many trips to Europe do we need? Good god, they even have the same actors just playing slightly different roles. (Those who watched "out of the park Europe" will get the references).
Bubbles was always a side character, you can only take so much of him, especially when it seems Mike Smith is driving the show (Conky anyone)??
Too much Bubbles, too much Mike Smith and ZERO TBP charm.
It is a shame because if you watch "the trades" you can see they can play other characters and the cast works well together. I did not like "Susan" on TBP but her revival as "Stephanie" on the trades nailed it.
Mike needs to move on, and stop trying to milk the franchise for all its worth. We don't need to watch yet another "bubbles stuck in a phone booth" skit, you have covered it like half a dozen times now?
If you are thinking of watching this... Go watch Trailer Park boys instead. You an reminisce when the show was good and stop at season 8 (Netflix).
About the only funny thing in the movie was Randy's attempt to "earn" enough money to get back home, but again, did we not see this skit already at least once in the past?
The series really ended for me when it was taken over by Netflix and "Americanized" losing its charm. Anyhow...
Now to this "movie".
How many times can Mike Smith repackage the same bubbles jokes? Here we once again find Bubbles locked in a phone booth, this time in England? Did we not see this joke back when he was stuck in a phone booth in Maine?
How many trips to Europe do we need? Good god, they even have the same actors just playing slightly different roles. (Those who watched "out of the park Europe" will get the references).
Bubbles was always a side character, you can only take so much of him, especially when it seems Mike Smith is driving the show (Conky anyone)??
Too much Bubbles, too much Mike Smith and ZERO TBP charm.
It is a shame because if you watch "the trades" you can see they can play other characters and the cast works well together. I did not like "Susan" on TBP but her revival as "Stephanie" on the trades nailed it.
Mike needs to move on, and stop trying to milk the franchise for all its worth. We don't need to watch yet another "bubbles stuck in a phone booth" skit, you have covered it like half a dozen times now?
If you are thinking of watching this... Go watch Trailer Park boys instead. You an reminisce when the show was good and stop at season 8 (Netflix).
About the only funny thing in the movie was Randy's attempt to "earn" enough money to get back home, but again, did we not see this skit already at least once in the past?
How much actual content does each show actually contain?
They seem to run about 21 minutes without commercials, but between the constant replaying the same material over and over again, the 15 second slow down plays, then playing it back again at full speed...
It is impressive how they can take a 30 second ciip and expand it into 10+ minutes.
Terrible.
The concept is good, but all they have really done was taken the classic "road rage" videos that are freely available on YouTube and repeated and looped it to death whereas on actual YouTube you can easily watch an hour of non-repeat, non-looped content.
They seem to run about 21 minutes without commercials, but between the constant replaying the same material over and over again, the 15 second slow down plays, then playing it back again at full speed...
It is impressive how they can take a 30 second ciip and expand it into 10+ minutes.
Terrible.
The concept is good, but all they have really done was taken the classic "road rage" videos that are freely available on YouTube and repeated and looped it to death whereas on actual YouTube you can easily watch an hour of non-repeat, non-looped content.
First, I actually try to find "home grown" shows. I LOVED Trailer park boys, up until it was taken over by Netflix and "Americanized". (Historically TBP only started Canadians, then they brought in American money, American actors..).
I actually enjoy Canadian shows, with Canadian actors.
This is a fantastic show and I hope it is picked up for additional seasons.
I did not like the "Susan" character on TPB, but they brought Susan Kent in for "The trades" and WOW, she's fantastic.
Not a "kid friendly" show, but MAN is it funny.
So far, "Sensitivity Training" is my fav episode. They have taken this absurdity we see in the workplace and made a mockery out of it on TV and did a great job doing so.
The producers did an amazing job bringing in a stellar set of actors/actresses to make this show what it is. You will be hard pressed to find a character you dont enjoy.
It is interesting seeing "Ricky" (Robb Wells) playing another character, which he does very well.
If you like Canadian comedy and don't mind "how people talk in the real world" give it a try...
No Political preaching, no attempting to brainwash you with propaganda, just some great comedy.
It is nice watching a bunch of Canadian actors working together to provide a great show.
I actually enjoy Canadian shows, with Canadian actors.
This is a fantastic show and I hope it is picked up for additional seasons.
I did not like the "Susan" character on TPB, but they brought Susan Kent in for "The trades" and WOW, she's fantastic.
Not a "kid friendly" show, but MAN is it funny.
So far, "Sensitivity Training" is my fav episode. They have taken this absurdity we see in the workplace and made a mockery out of it on TV and did a great job doing so.
The producers did an amazing job bringing in a stellar set of actors/actresses to make this show what it is. You will be hard pressed to find a character you dont enjoy.
It is interesting seeing "Ricky" (Robb Wells) playing another character, which he does very well.
If you like Canadian comedy and don't mind "how people talk in the real world" give it a try...
No Political preaching, no attempting to brainwash you with propaganda, just some great comedy.
It is nice watching a bunch of Canadian actors working together to provide a great show.