Stvdel2 Reviews

Cop Rock (1990)

Flatfoot Floogie

[1/10 · 25 July 2022]

One of the stupidest ideas for a show in the history of television, and that's saying a lot. I predicted this would be a flop before it aired. If anything, leftists of the day would have watched a musical entitled Cop Swing, featuring the music of The Cherry Poppin' Daddies, and starring Gary Coleman and Marie Osmond. That's entertainment.

The Plot Against the President (2020)

No Respect for Anything

[9/10 · 19 April 2022]

This is perhaps the greatest political documentary I've ever seen, which probably explains the lousy rating it gets here. Left wing scum hates the truth, and this film just REEKS of the truth. The Pinkos were out to tear Trump down as soon as he descended the golden escalator.

It's all here in Amanda Milius' wonderful presentation, based on Lee Smith's book. The saga of Devin Nunes uncovering the operation to tear down the President. Every rat involved is on display here. From Shifty Schiff, Coward Comey, Crooked Hillary, and Invisible Vlad Putin.

Watch this, and watch it again and again, and ask yourself, What the hell happened to the Democrat party?

Friends (1994–2004)

This Stinks!

[4/10 · 25 June 2019]

Ranking Friends four stars at some point years ago, and I think I was being generous.When the show was on the air I called it three stupid girls, two stupid guys and a rat face. I sort of get the appeal. The viewers of it during the day are today's parents of snowflakes. The dialogue on the show is interchangeable. Stupid people like that. You don't have to concentrate or get confused about the characters. Watch the first couple seasons of Sunny in Philadelphia, if you really want to see how 20-something left wing idiots behave.

Good Morning World (1967–1968)

Quiet Riot

[7/10 · 24 July 2018]

This was a funny show that didn't try too hard to get laughs. Clever idea at the time, two morning show DJs, life at work and home.Seeing the pre-Laugh In Goldie Hawn is a real kick, too.Give this one a try.

Family Ties (1982–1989)

You could be doing laundry instead.

[1/10 · 29 January 2018]

Would this show have lasted a season without teeny bopper heart throb, midget Michael J Fox? NBC had the pits of situation comedies for years. Yeah, Cheers was OK, and liberals loved The Cosby Show for obvious reasons. This lemon, The Facts of Life, Silver Spoons, Punky Brewster, and the worst of the worst, Diff'rent Strokes. They brought a new meaning to the word suck. Watch this once, and I dare you not to get annoyed with Alex the P within 5 minutes.

Diff'rent Strokes (1978–1986)

BAD

[1/10 · 28 January 2018]

I hate everything about this show. From it's insipid theme, written by Alan Thicke and featuring Thicke yelling; to it's tiresome premise and chump change scripts. Rich white guy adopts two ghetto kids., oh the possibilities! Typically the teleplays were weak and the humor banal. I remember one where the old man touts the importance of Affirmative Action after the older boy doesn't make the basketball team because they needed a white kid. Yeah, that happened all the time. Enough to gag a liberal maggot. The cast was maybe the worst in TV history. Gary Coleman was an insufferable, unfunny brat; onscreen and off. The others were basically window dummies, with the other boy and girl having real life drug problems. Just say NO.

One Day at a Time (1975–1984)

Avoid at all costs!

[1/10 · 8 January 2018]

This show really tooted the root. Another weak Norman Lear entry after he lucked out with All in the Family. Obnoxious Bonnie Franklin plays a recent divorcee with 2 teenage girls. Sounds like tons of yucks,huh? Her character Ann is also a feminist who suffers from terminal PMS. Pat Harrington was wasted on the show playing a janitor. Watch ANYTHING else.

T.J. Hooker (1982–1986)

Hooker was on 5 seasons!

[2/10 · 22 December 2017]

This was one of the dopiest shows on TV. Shatner out-Shatnered himself in this one. T.J. is a 50 something police sergeant, with an 80's style dynel toupee, who was named after the discount chain. He has a young partner, played by Adrian Zmed, who Hooker teaches about life and bad acting. At least Zmed never sings on the show. Heather Locklear and James "Moondoggie" Darren were added to the cast to look pretty.