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Andy **** Richard(because **** is censored here)gets a pass but Rogan is a bridge too far?
I know nothing about him but last summer he was at a Sports Bar in Asbury “tending bar” while promoting some craft beer his name was attached to. I didn’t attend but read about it.
Rogan is funny on that show. **** gets grating but was ok in small doses on that show.
I got the impression that this reboot wasn't his idea, but was pitched to him. I am sure it involved a lot of money, so it is hard to blame him for saying no. I haven't bothered with it, as the reviews/feedback have been mostly not good, but the original Frasier series is definitely top notch.
I wasn’t trying to imply he was broke. I don’t know anything about his personal life. That beer may have been very successful for him for all I know. I actually thought the tie in with guest bartending was kind of clever and may have went - don’t remember why I did not.
Foley is a big ufo/uap guy now. I believe Andy D had a sexual assault or two
Yeah, the last season with Jon Lovitz replacing Hartman should be a pass.
As far as I know, Tierney has done nothing cancel-worthy. So your teen self can relax.
The episode where he grabs meat right off the grill, burns the inside of his mouth, and sues Coach is a riot.
Shout out for mentioning (and remembering) the John Laroquette Show. That was a good show IMO and now seems lost to history.
Luther was played by Jerry Van Dyke. **** Van Dyke's brother.
He made a few guest appearances on the DVD show and those were some of the best episodes. Jerry was great.
Genius black comedy, especially the first season. Ratings weren't good as it was airing opposite Roseanne getting murdered in its time slot and the dark tone was way too much for network tv in the 90's. They retooled it in season 2 to be more mainstream audience friendly, was still funny and a little darker but definitely not the pushing the envelope edge it had the first season. I still remember the scene where Larroquette and Daryl Mitchell are in Daryl's characters car singing "Kill Whitey," one of the funniest scenes ever.
@Dan Lambskin had mentioned it.
Both dads on that show were hilarious.
Genius black comedy, especially the first season. Ratings weren't good as it was airing opposite Roseanne getting murdered in its time slot and the dark tone was way too much for network tv in the 90's. They retooled it in season 2 to be more mainstream audience friendly, was still funny and a little darker but definitely not the pushing the envelope edge it had the first season. I still remember the scene where Larroquette and Daryl Mitchell are in Daryl's characters car singing "Kill Whitey," one of the funniest scenes ever.
If only he had stayed contained to that show
This is one I just never really got into. I tried it. I recognize it's should be funny, but even when we'll watch the reruns it just doesn't catch me3rd Rock From The Sun. In addition to the regular cast, guest stars like John Cleese, William Shatner, and in the final episode Elvis Costello.
MWC was an early FOX show.
It was on Fox, which was standard cable where I was at. My point was at that time of television it seemed more like an HBO show not standard television. In the late 80s, television was a little different then now.
1 season and it was incredible
They gave The Bear an Emmy for best comedy. They play pretty fast and loose with the definitions I guess.
To funny. A guy at work calls me Magnum PI. I will say the original A-Team will always hold up. Ha ha
