Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaLanky, bumbling private eye Vic Nardozza faces misunderstandings and mishaps while working cases for McKay Investigative Services, but ultimately gets the job done.Lanky, bumbling private eye Vic Nardozza faces misunderstandings and mishaps while working cases for McKay Investigative Services, but ultimately gets the job done.Lanky, bumbling private eye Vic Nardozza faces misunderstandings and mishaps while working cases for McKay Investigative Services, but ultimately gets the job done.
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I expected to see a lot more from the series premiere of the Michael Richards show. All of the actors, who are all quite seasoned, did a very shabby job. Especially Mr.Devane. Tim Meadows also didn't give us much in the way of a character, just a lot of meaningless lines. And Mr.Richards himself- I was quite disappointed, he wasn't funny, he tried to be and failed, which is the worst type! To me the writing is one punchline after the other, but the most irritating part of the whole show was the very loud and very untimely laugh tracks. I will continue to watch, praying that it gets better.
My wife and I loved this show. I thought it was absolutely hysterical, and Tim Meadows shined here as well (compared to his mundane SNL stint). I'm saddened to hear that the show was cancelled. It was a terrific sitcom, very funny and very smart.
A titan of physical comedy and nonsense syllables, Richards does provide what one expects from a comedy: laughs. I was tickled at least a few times (yes, laugh-out-loud funny, not just a smile).
He manages to distance himself almost completely from Kramer which is no mean trick considering he's meant to deliver a similar level of yucks. So, I laughed.
But I also cried. Much of the show just sits there. William Devane enters and, despite his charm, seems like he's accidentally stumbled onto the wrong stage and then just tries to fit in. The Tim Meadows character is even more displaced. Bill Cobbs and Amy Farrington have potential. Mind, this isn't because two actors can act and two can't. They all CAN, but only the last two are remotely integral characters to the show (at least as the premier was written). I'll certainly give it another chance and hope Devane and Meadow's get better lines and plotting.
He manages to distance himself almost completely from Kramer which is no mean trick considering he's meant to deliver a similar level of yucks. So, I laughed.
But I also cried. Much of the show just sits there. William Devane enters and, despite his charm, seems like he's accidentally stumbled onto the wrong stage and then just tries to fit in. The Tim Meadows character is even more displaced. Bill Cobbs and Amy Farrington have potential. Mind, this isn't because two actors can act and two can't. They all CAN, but only the last two are remotely integral characters to the show (at least as the premier was written). I'll certainly give it another chance and hope Devane and Meadow's get better lines and plotting.
Watched this recently on YouTube; it was only Richards rehashing his Kramer mannerisms with lousy scripts and a supporting cast that looks like they were held hostage at gunpoint. Richards' "Seinfeld" reputation must have been the only reason this horribly written show made it to air; it seems like two failed pilots would have given NBC a clue as to what they were in for. Awful.
I watched the show when it was out and was disappointed. I think Michael Richards has a talent for physical comedy and as a fan of Seinfeld, figured I would give it a try. I don't really remember specifically why I did not like it.
I do remember one funny episode where they had a racist dog that kept trying to get away from Tim Meadows and kept getting injured in the process.
Though given the current revelations about Michael Richard's racist outburst this episode is probably a lot less funny now.
That's really all I can think of to say. I think brevity should be valued. How about a five line minimum to just weed out the "it sucked" comments?
I do remember one funny episode where they had a racist dog that kept trying to get away from Tim Meadows and kept getting injured in the process.
Though given the current revelations about Michael Richard's racist outburst this episode is probably a lot less funny now.
That's really all I can think of to say. I think brevity should be valued. How about a five line minimum to just weed out the "it sucked" comments?
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- CuriosidadesDuring pre-production, Michael Richards intended to keep his character as far as possible from Kramer. NBC disagreed, and the character ended up with some similarities to Kramer.
- ConexõesFeatured in 101 Biggest Celebrity Oops (2004)
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