Run of the House

If you have a yen to watch the worst, most uninspired, smarmiest and un-funniest sitcom in history (or since OLIVER BEENE) please give RUN OF THE HOUSE the once-over -- but don't try this at home.

It's almost like the producers/writers/creators tried intentionally to make the worst TV show possible. In the spirit of good will, God bless them if they won the grand prize because they deserved it.

The premise (assuming there is one) is old, tired and uninteresting. The acting is bad, and the writing is -- SET UP, WISE CRACK, JOKE... SET UP, WISE CRACK, JOKE etc etc etc and so on. Poor Joey Lawrence, he's already starting to be used as a 90s nostalgia act -- and he's only in his 20s!

Joey, PLEASE FIRE YOUR AGENT!

It boggles the mind how shows get greenlighted...and this one ran three red lights on the way to the studio.

Damien

I loved every minute of this show.

A lot of people are rubbishing the show but i think the actors in it are brilliant. Well worth a watch even though it has vanished from British TV. It annoys me when rubbish like Mowesha run forever and aren't even funny and shows like this aren't given a chance.

We need shows like this in todays world when we feel like watching a decent program with good gags that you don't have to think too much about. Its the same format as Friends and that ran for a successful 10 series.

Also small fact when friends was first screened people hated it and said it wouldn't last as the characters are rubbish, unrealistic and unfunny.

i cant wait till i am famous and request to have these shows remade just for me to watch.

Now thats a dream.

The tale of 3 adult siblings caring for their teenage sister in the absence of parents, Run of the House is surprisingly like Party of Five except without the angst and with a much weaker cast. The Run of the House family don't feel like a family. Kyle Howard as Chris makes easily the best impression, but it's difficult to believe he is related to Joey Lawrence and Sasha Barrese. Margo Harshman as the teenage sister has so far suffered from a bland, underwritten role, and Mo Gaffney's "concerned neighbor" is pure dead wood. Howard is worth attention, but I'm not marking my schedule to watch this show in 2004.

I really Loved this show! First time i saw the advert for it i must admit i was drawn to it because it starred Joseph Lawrence, but within the first few minutes of the pilot i was hooked!! And I'm so extremely sad that i haven't seen every episode! The characters were really funny and quite realaterble! There was Brooke the youngest of the three siblings, thinking that living with her older siblings without her parents would be awesome but soon learns that it comes with consequences, doing this as she's trying to get through high school. Sally the older sister who is obsessed with fashion and boys! Chris the dumb but lovable brother who has a funny comment for everything and Kurt the oldest who thinks he is in charge of everything now his parents have gone! All the episodes are funny (well all the ones i have seen!!) A lot of people have given this show a really bad review, but i don't see how its a harmless funny show that loads of people enjoyed! And if you didn't like it than you must have no sense f humour because most of it is realistic, so you need to get over yourself if you hated this how!!!

I was delighted to find a show with my two favorite fellas: Joey Lawrence and Kyle Howard, but disappointed at the results. It is just another dull sitcom that may have a bit of sharp wit from time to time, but the writing is just plain horrible. Four siblings living together in their parents house while their folks are off somewhere else. Joey Lawrence plays the oldest brother who constantly tries to instill order in the family. Kyle Howard plays the brainless other brother with nothing but stupid remarks at every pass. There's the beauty queen type older sister and then the rambunctious youngest sister. And from time to time, there's a neighbor who pops in every now and then for some comic relief.

I wouldn't be surprised if the network canceled this show and jammed another nameless, generic, unfunny sitcom in its spot. It's really a lousy show.