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Les Lectures d'une blonde

Original title: Stacked
  • TV Series
  • 2005–2006
  • TV-PG
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
6.0/10
2.1K
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Pamela Anderson in Les Lectures d'une blonde (2005)
Stacked: The Complete Series
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A party girl starts a new life as an employee at a family-run bookstore.A party girl starts a new life as an employee at a family-run bookstore.A party girl starts a new life as an employee at a family-run bookstore.

  • Creator
    • Steven Levitan
  • Stars
    • Pamela Anderson
    • Brian Scolaro
    • Christopher Lloyd
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.0/10
    2.1K
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    • Creator
      • Steven Levitan
    • Stars
      • Pamela Anderson
      • Brian Scolaro
      • Christopher Lloyd
    • 35User reviews
    • 7Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 3 nominations total

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    Pamela Anderson
    Pamela Anderson
    • Skyler Dayton
    • 2005–2006
    Brian Scolaro
    Brian Scolaro
    • Stuart Miller
    • 2005–2006
    Christopher Lloyd
    Christopher Lloyd
    • Harold March
    • 2005–2006
    Elon Gold
    Elon Gold
    • Gavin P. Miller
    • 2005–2006
    Marissa Jaret Winokur
    Marissa Jaret Winokur
    • Katrina
    • 2005–2006
    Paget Brewster
    Paget Brewster
    • Charlotte
    • 2005–2006
    Bradley Snedeker
    Bradley Snedeker
    • Rob
    • 2005–2006
    Charles Mesure
    Charles Mesure
    • Eddie
    • 2005
    Kathleen Rose Perkins
    Kathleen Rose Perkins
    • Zoey
    • 2006
    Wyatt Smith
    Wyatt Smith
    • Owen
    • 2006
    Ron Nicolosi
    • Answering Machine…
    • 2005
    Benjamin Stephens
    Benjamin Stephens
    • African-American Customer…
    • 2005
    Holly Morel
    • Customer…
    • 2005–2006
    Bryan Callen
    Bryan Callen
    • Denny
    • 2005
    Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg
    Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg
    • Eve
    • 2005
    Jayma Mays
    Jayma Mays
    • Brenda
    • 2005
    Tony Hale
    Tony Hale
    • Brent
    • 2005
    Carmen Electra
    Carmen Electra
    • Nikki
    • 2005
    • Creator
      • Steven Levitan
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    csobero

    If you get over your bias, you'll love this show

    I'm the kind of person who likes strong ensemble comedies with wit and the occasional farce, like "Frasier", "Taxi", "Seinfeld", "Everybody Loves Raymond", etc.. So when I heard about "Stacked", I had my doubts as to how funny it could be. Pamela Anderson...is it possible for her to be intentionally funny? I figured I would watch the first episode if, for nothing else, to see the genius of Christopher Lloyd and the spunk of Marissa Jaret Winokur. They did not disappoint, and the show had me laughing out loud in bits where those actors weren't even present.

    Basically, this is a surprisingly smart show. Anderson has the ability to poke fun at herself and not take everything so seriously. She knows she's not Olivier, and she doesn't try to be something she isn't. Maybe that's why I found the character so endearing. Winokur has great delivery, and a gift for physical comedy. Scolaro and Gold are deft comedians, who know how to wring the humor out of their lines and expressions. Lloyd is great and proves he can still make you laugh without even opening his mouth. His slightly grumpy retired physicist character is the perfect foil to everyone else.

    If you come into watching this show with an open mind, you'll like it. If you come into it with a hatred for all things Pamela Anderson, you could easily find yourself surprised at her charm and the wit of the show. If your head is so far stuck up your butt in your prejudices, then you wouldn't like this, even if it were Oilivier performing "Hamlet". Bottom line: this show is a lot better than the unfunny formula comedies littering the airwaves right now ("Joey", "Freddie", basically anything where the title is someone's name) and has a strong cast, solid acting, witty writing and the potential to be a great show.
    arneolaf

    Funny show!

    I think people should give this show a chance, because it's really funny! The show contains a great combination of funny characters, who you learn to know very quickly. Pamela Anderson also plays pretty good as Skyler Dayton, this blonde party girl who suddenly starts working at a book store, from what she has very little experience. Of course a lot of people think that this is just a shallow sitcom men watch just to see Pamela Anderson, but it has so much more.

    It's like a combination of Cheers, "Step by Step", Becker and "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place". Pamela's role reminds a little of Suzanne Somers when she plays the mom in "Step by step", Christopher Lloyd who plays Harold, the bitter older man who's there always, got the attitude of Becker, and the brothers are a little like the two guys in "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place". They are brothers, but they are very different from each other and not exactly best friends. The whole atmosphere is a little like the atmosphere in Cheers. It also has some things in common with "Friends", like when they are slandering the funny customers in the store, and sometimes even dating them.
    9JazB

    Excellent, Consistent Sit-Com - Way Better Than I Expected!

    When I first saw "Stacked" advertised, I thought, "oh no, not another average sit-com based around a once famous personality" (Cybil, Jenny, Fat Actress, The Comeback etc etc). But this was different. For once, the main personality in the show, in this case Pamela Anderson, was an asset and not a hindrance. Her character and her performance fit in with the other characters, instead of the other characters revolving around the "most famous" person on the show.

    Another good thing about Stacked is its consistency. It reminds me of Cheers in its heyday; consistently funny with solid characters. Unlike the very excellent 'My Name is Earl', which varies wildly from week to week as to how the characters behave, Stacked is much more solid and satisfying, because of this. It's also pretty unique to see something so well crafted in this day and age.

    The entire cast is brilliant. I wasn't immediately enamored with the casting of the two brothers who run the store, but I soon warmed to their characters. Christopher Lloyd is absolutely on form, delivering his lines with the comedy precision of a master, knowing how to make one line turn from a chuckle into a gut-laugh. Even Pamela Anderson, not known for comedy talent, has a character which fits her personality perfectly, while allowing her to drop some great lines and still seem like the same person.

    Every character in this sit-com feels "right" and you can only imagine the amount of time and effort that must have gone into making this happen.

    Stacked is never mean-spirited, overly cynical or even topical, it's just brilliantly crafted, constistently funny, top-quality entertainment. It echoes Cheers in its heyday - whatever happened to shows like this? I hope Stacked finds its audience and remains as good as the first season, and then keeps running for years to come! It deserves to!
    7inkblot11

    For those who missed it , Stacked is great fun, if a bit racy, at moments

    Skylar (Pamela Anderson) goes into a San Fran area bookstore called Stacks one fine day. She needs a book on relationships NOW. Very eager to help is one of the co-owners, Stuart (Brian Scolaro), who is please as punch to have such a stunning female in the place. His brother, fellow owner Gavin (Elon Gold) is less certain, being more cerebral. In fact, Gavin, who is a not-so-successful published author, has been trying to get back with his wife, although the divorce came through two years ago. Therefore, when the ex comes in the door, he begs Skylar to pretend to be his new galpal. She agrees, even though she thinks Gavin is a pain, having recommended a haughty, very long psych book to her. Soon, the ex may indeed be changing her attitude toward Gav while Stuart just wants to hear about Skylar's past. In fact, bolstered by the advice from a self-help book, Skylar decides to summon her cheating boyfriend to the place and call it quits in front of the world! Fun times, are ahead, especially when Stuart urges Skylar to join the staff. After all, she is already charming customers, like the retired professor (Christopher Lloyd) who visits daily. The lovely lady agrees. With this new twist at Stacks, what other entertaining events are ahead for the gang? Lots! This fun show, albeit a bit racy, was once on Fox, for a season or two. For those who missed it, like me, shame, shame. Its quite enjoyable. Anderson's sweet voice and knockout looks are most welcome while Gold and especially Scolaro are a stitch. Lloyd, too, is a treasure and so is the woman who plays the barista. Of course, not many books get sold in each episode but with nice costumes, sets, plots, humor, and great timing, Stacked stacks up well for an evening's pleasure. Make that multiple evenings, dear viewers.
    9mloofb

    What a hidden gem. Too bad it was cancelled.

    I came across this 12-years after cancellation due to a suggestion on HULU. What an awesome show that I had never heard of before. When I did more research on it, I had found it was cancelled after 2 short seasons over 10-years ago. Too bad. At least it's bingeable because it's over so fast, but it left me wanting more.

    Lloyd plays his typical spacey character. I was surprisingly delighted by Anderson's performance and it's too bad she didn't go on to do more regular sitcoms.

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      After Pamela Anderson got the lead role, ABC, NBC and FOX had a bidding war to pick up the series. FOX won.
    • Connections
      Featured in Comedy Central Roasts: Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson (2005)

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    • Release date
      • April 13, 2005 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Stacked
    • Filming locations
      • 20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production company
      • 20th Century Fox Television
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      30 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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