Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn Australian sketch show full of crazy and hilarious short stories.An Australian sketch show full of crazy and hilarious short stories.An Australian sketch show full of crazy and hilarious short stories.
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wow, if this is the current state of Australian comedy, no wonder Tony Abbot is Prime Minister. The best I can say about this tired, formulaic turd of a show is that after a while, it finishes. The targets of the parodies are already doing a good job of that themselves (and so don't need this show to help them along) so this show is completely unnecessary. There's nothing new in anything I saw here. It starts to make me think that "Pompidou" by Matt Lucas was better than I thought it was. If you want good Australian Comedy, watch "Danger 5" not this abomination. I can only surmise that the sad "comedians" that appeared here were paid so much that they threw any integrity out the window and I think I can safely say, there won't be a Season 2
An abomination of a comedy show.
# Predictable # Unimaginative # Cheap # Painful viewing
If this show is anything to go by, humuor hasn't changed since the 1960's.
If the "writers" and "actors" truly believe this is the best they can do, they surely should be put out to pasture along with this show.
By pasture, i mean a soundproof room with no windows, with the key melted down to something more useful like a ball bearing!
How this ever made the cut, let alone warrants the mass advertising campaign if baffling.
An insult to the intelligence.
# Predictable # Unimaginative # Cheap # Painful viewing
If this show is anything to go by, humuor hasn't changed since the 1960's.
If the "writers" and "actors" truly believe this is the best they can do, they surely should be put out to pasture along with this show.
By pasture, i mean a soundproof room with no windows, with the key melted down to something more useful like a ball bearing!
How this ever made the cut, let alone warrants the mass advertising campaign if baffling.
An insult to the intelligence.
Open slather can only be described as embarrassing. None of the skits are even slightly funny and I'm surprised some of the comedians agreed to take part in it.
Axe this show before you ruin the careers of some of our best acts.. The writers , if there are any , should look for different jobs because they certainly aren't professional comedy writers..
Also why is there a 10 line text minimum to submit this stupid review? Some of us don't need to dribble on forever to get a point across..
Open slather is terrible ,awful , embarrassing , not funny , amateur , d grade comedy at best.
Axe this show before you ruin the careers of some of our best acts.. The writers , if there are any , should look for different jobs because they certainly aren't professional comedy writers..
Also why is there a 10 line text minimum to submit this stupid review? Some of us don't need to dribble on forever to get a point across..
Open slather is terrible ,awful , embarrassing , not funny , amateur , d grade comedy at best.
Ever since the Mavis Bramston show, Australian comedy has faced a recurrent problem .. while our writers have some funny ideas, they don't have enough to fill 42 minutes of airtime.
So the skits they write may have some genuinely funny lines .. but they .. just .. drag .. on .. too .. longgggggg.
Episode one of Open Slather was a good example.
Typical was the Gina Reinhart 'Definition of mine' skit. The use of the different meanings of the word 'Mine" was amusing - but then it wasn't amusing any more because the writers belaboured the point. 15 seconds? Funny. 30 seconds? Not so funny. More than a minute? Excruciatingly not so.
On the other hand, the running gag about drug testing WAS funny - because each gag only lasted 10 seconds.
I'll give them another couple of episodes, to see if they find their feet - but I can't give this a passing grade, based on the first outing.
So the skits they write may have some genuinely funny lines .. but they .. just .. drag .. on .. too .. longgggggg.
Episode one of Open Slather was a good example.
Typical was the Gina Reinhart 'Definition of mine' skit. The use of the different meanings of the word 'Mine" was amusing - but then it wasn't amusing any more because the writers belaboured the point. 15 seconds? Funny. 30 seconds? Not so funny. More than a minute? Excruciatingly not so.
On the other hand, the running gag about drug testing WAS funny - because each gag only lasted 10 seconds.
I'll give them another couple of episodes, to see if they find their feet - but I can't give this a passing grade, based on the first outing.
I wish you could give a lower score than one star.
I made this IMDb account just to vent about this visual vomit. Think about that.... I've seen reality shows (which are terrible), daytime chat shows (garbage)..... And I still think this is the worst product I've seen. At least reality shows and daytime chat shows are open to being cheap and catering to the lowest common denominator. This is worse than all of it.
It's like it's willfully oblivious to how awful it is....
Let's counterpoint it with SNL, a live show that written each week. Better writing, performances, actual satire and wit - when it doesn't work, at least the excuse is the time-frame. Now.... Open Slather isn't live. People sat in writers rooms and thought 'this is funny'. Inexcusable.
Take the recent ad, a 'parody' of 'Bang Bang'. It'd barely be acceptable as a parody performed by a local amateur comedy troop. People got PAID to write, produce and film that. Ugh. Also; how bad is it that this song is deemed to be the highlight and is the main thrust of an advert for the show....?
If this isn't on TV to fulfill some kind of mandatory percentage or quota for locally produced work....then for shame.
If this is supposed to demonstrate the 'cream' of Australian sketch comedy then it just demonstrates how far behind we are. Look up UCB or Groundlings, those amateur up- and-comers can IMPROVISE an hour that's more topical, biting and laugh-out-loud funny than this dreck.
Whilst the Four Horsemen of the apocalypse are well known by name and nature, I'm amazed that their battle plan name, the Open Slather, to end humanity has taken this long to become known. Maybe its wishful thinking that's the worst this show can get.
I made this IMDb account just to vent about this visual vomit. Think about that.... I've seen reality shows (which are terrible), daytime chat shows (garbage)..... And I still think this is the worst product I've seen. At least reality shows and daytime chat shows are open to being cheap and catering to the lowest common denominator. This is worse than all of it.
It's like it's willfully oblivious to how awful it is....
Let's counterpoint it with SNL, a live show that written each week. Better writing, performances, actual satire and wit - when it doesn't work, at least the excuse is the time-frame. Now.... Open Slather isn't live. People sat in writers rooms and thought 'this is funny'. Inexcusable.
Take the recent ad, a 'parody' of 'Bang Bang'. It'd barely be acceptable as a parody performed by a local amateur comedy troop. People got PAID to write, produce and film that. Ugh. Also; how bad is it that this song is deemed to be the highlight and is the main thrust of an advert for the show....?
If this isn't on TV to fulfill some kind of mandatory percentage or quota for locally produced work....then for shame.
If this is supposed to demonstrate the 'cream' of Australian sketch comedy then it just demonstrates how far behind we are. Look up UCB or Groundlings, those amateur up- and-comers can IMPROVISE an hour that's more topical, biting and laugh-out-loud funny than this dreck.
Whilst the Four Horsemen of the apocalypse are well known by name and nature, I'm amazed that their battle plan name, the Open Slather, to end humanity has taken this long to become known. Maybe its wishful thinking that's the worst this show can get.
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- AnecdotesShane Jacobson (Luce) & Stephen Curry (Herb) also worked together on The Time of Our Lives (2013) as Luce & Herb and on Fat Tony & Co (2014) as Jim O'Brien & Jim Coghlan respectively.
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