Game On! A Comedy Crossover Event

Game On! A Comedy Crossover Event was chosen by Les Shepherd and Mariska Hartijay for NBC Public Television.

Please air the Big Show on NBC Primetime in the United States and Washington DC.

Game On! A Comedy Crossover Event, is a series of sitcoms in one package. All of them are fun with good entertainment. This package includes Ashley Garcia where Eva Longoria appears as a Guest Star. The Big Show is quite entertaining with a Wrestler player that takes good care of his fun-loving and gifted family. Mr. Iglesis , a hard-nose teacher that takes it easy on his elementary school students, while having a good time. Family Union, a loving grandmother welcomes home her grown married son with his wife and two children, not knowing what to expect, she gives them love and good advice while having an hilarious time.

A series of 4 television shows where worlds collide in this special event featuring familiar faces, surprise cameos and stories of spirited competition from four different comedy series. IMDb Rating 5.5.

This crossover was a big let down. Crossovers are a trademark with Marvel and DC, setting other heroes in other heroes comicseries. But also TV have lots of crossover. Magnum PI and Simon and Simon, Magnum and Murder she wrote, Ally McBeal and the practice, The new Magnum and the new Hawaii 5-O. And off the law and order and FBI franchises. But here we have Gabriel Iglesias in The big Big Show in one scene, not even related to the series Mr Iglesias, but as himself. The same for a somewhat more minutes appearance of Big Show in Mr Iglesias, again no connection to the series, but simple as wrestler Big Show. The expanding world of Ashley Garcia does some better, with Cocoa and Moz from family reunion have the more screentime than Big Show Mr Iglesias. But still only a few minutes at the end. The only episode which was the most as a crossover must be Ashley Garcia and Victor gueststarring in Family reunion with them actually be a large part of the plot.

Netflix never managed to produce its own good sitcoms. Why they then bring the bad ones together is an absolute mystery to me. How do you completely ruin four already bad shows? If you want the answer, just look at this show. Or - better don't do this!