Could well be my favourite episode ever, the Halloween special pays off so well everything just landing perfectly and so much gratification in this episode all while being non stop laughing hilarious
Thanks for everything Emmy Rossum, you were beyond fantastic as Fiona. I will miss you so much
Can't help but love Fiona's indomitable spirit. She cracks me up.
So pissed that they canceled this show. It's so wrong is right.
Paradise PD is an incredibly funny new animated adult show, with very adult themes and relevant political satire/commentary for all parties, highly reminiscent of Brickleberry, which is great for holding me over while waiting for new South Park and Rick & Morty episodes.
I'd also suggest the following, as the top adult cartoons of the modern era, roughly ranked from "best" to "also very extremely good":
South Park
Rick and Morty
Final Space
Loud Mouth
Cartoon President
Animals (get past first couple episodes, S02 is brilliant)
Jeff & Some Aliens
Disenchantment
Bob's Burgers
Paradise PD
American Dad
Family Guy
F is for Family (get past first 2 episodes).
Futurama
That fight between the 2. I like that in this series the effects are old-fashioned and by makeup, or at least, that seems
I effin love this movie, period. Lol.
Good morning USA indeed. Roger makes me laugh still every time i watch this show.
I thought this was going to be a background noise watching. Just let it run and whatever. But no, this is surprisingly funny. Virtually every single episode makes me laugh out loud...
classic from jim carrey !
The show is finding its rhythm now, that was great. Funny, and I'm starting to care about the characters. Wolf pretty much stole the episode with his culinary skills.
This movie starts off a little slow, introducing new and old characters, but after the first 15 minutes becomes instantly hilarious with one great conversation after another. As far as dialogue goes, there isn't a funnier movie out there.
It is incredible what Kevin Smith was able to do with his first film and so little money. The dialogue is fantastic. Just the arguing about stupid stuff is so fun and feels real.
Kevin Smith's real gift is writing funny, witty dialogue, and that's what carries this film. From Star Wars debates (did the destruction of the second Death Star in "Jedi" cost innocent contractors their lives?) to perfectly serious debates about sex ("Thirty-seven???"), this is the ultimate movie for anyone who's ever been going nowhere and doing nothing. It's a day in the life of the guy working at the corner store, no more, no less. But it's absolutely brilliant.
I'm tired of the found footage genre now, but this one was surprisingly decent. The cinematic approach helped, and while it won't remain in the memory for long, it's better than most of the dross that now populate pound shop bargain bins.
What is AMC thinking about this show? Unbelievable boring, uninspirating, no action, no thrilling moments, no zombies, and an uninteresting family drama with standard characters.
