The Hollywood Puppet Show

If you and your friends like to sit around and tell stories about all the times you got so pass-out drunk that you couldn't remember what embarrassing things you did later, then this show might be for you.

On this show, celebrity guests (who probably won't include Meryl Streep or Anthony Hopkins) relate their true stories, which are acted out by marionettes.

The stories are not interesting. The storytelling is not interesting. The puppetry is not interesting.

Wilmer Valderrama is a producer. Perhaps he hoped to duplicate the success of Seth Green's "Robot Chicken", but this show falls flat, lacking the originality and humor of "Robot Chicken".

The first episode of "Hollywood Puppet" features profanity, sexual content, drug use, all bodily functions, and stripping. It doesn't just include them, it features them.

There are so many excellent shows on the small screen these days: why watch this?

I loved this show. It is silly, raunchy, and walks a fine line between creepy and hilarious. You don't really know how to feel when you watch but you feel the need to watch it again.

Big praise to producers making these alternative shows instead of boring repetitive reality TV.

Not giving it a ten because I'm a huge Team America fan and kept comparing the 2 shows the whole time - which might not be fair but is inevitable.