अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंAn 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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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.
It was with great excitement when I saw the adverts for this on Foxtel that I ensured that my IQ was set and ready to record. Being a fan of "Fast Forward", "D-Generation" and "Kath & Kim", then more recent "Summer Heights High", "We can be Heroes" and "Please Like me" - seeing some of my old favourites come back in "open slather" well I was very much looking forward to this.
OK so we are now 5 episodes in, I really, really want to like this, I want to support it. But I am at the point of nearly deleting it from the Series Link. There are some mildly smile on your face but not LOL moments, maybe its still finding its feet. But to be honest 5 weeks in after watching todays episode I am about the point of just giving up.
Thankfully in a way its on Cable and so Foxtel are not going to pull it off the air, maybe my sense of humour has changed over the years and stuff I used to find funny is about as entertaining as my 2013 episode of Cholera.
OK so we are now 5 episodes in, I really, really want to like this, I want to support it. But I am at the point of nearly deleting it from the Series Link. There are some mildly smile on your face but not LOL moments, maybe its still finding its feet. But to be honest 5 weeks in after watching todays episode I am about the point of just giving up.
Thankfully in a way its on Cable and so Foxtel are not going to pull it off the air, maybe my sense of humour has changed over the years and stuff I used to find funny is about as entertaining as my 2013 episode of Cholera.
Five words - where the f..k is Kelvin Cunnington? Thats six but I'm being as economical with words as these guys are with laughs. What happened to Australian comedy? Why did our media get gang tackled by the political left in the late 80's and hasn't looked forward since? The reeffo epilogue was just a gross indulgence by the creators. Lets get to the point. I'm sick of Micallef telling me how stupid the right is, so I don't watch anymore after his breakthrough "hilarious period" - then there's the Project which quite funny but the comedians always stuff up the gags as they forget their lines. Now this dross. Our media is a gov subsidised joke of an industry. Just leave the political stuff to commentators and make us laugh. Paul Hogan talked about who we were in our own language. Barry Humphries laughed about who we think we are. The current generation of comedy writers have no idea who we are so they tell us who we should be. Living in leafy suburbs, wafting around in expensive cars between meetings then make a social comment comedy series. Out of touch, bereft of creativity, without any clue that there's about 15 million people who live here that they forgot. Like Cath and Kim. Geez, Fox have taken a risk on this bunch.
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.
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- ट्रिवियाShane 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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