The vampires' long-lost fifth roommate returns.The vampires' long-lost fifth roommate returns.The vampires' long-lost fifth roommate returns.
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- TriviaNatasia Demetriou was pregnant while filming this final season of the show. Traditional tricks are used throughout the season to hide the pregnancy; baggy or frilly clothes, sitting behind tables, holding a pillow or other items, generally filming from above the waist.
- Quotes
Laszlo Cravensworth: I say, I was just thinking...
Colin Robinson: "I'll alert the media." Dudley Moore. 'Arthur'. 1981.
Nadja: Shut the fuck up, Colin Robinson.
- ConnectionsReferences Arthur (1981)
- SoundtracksWe Didn't Start the Fire
Written and Performed by Billy Joel
Featured review
First of all, it's really good to be back, I forgot how much I missed this show and the characters until I watched this.
But unfortunately, the first episode of the sixth season is just not as funny or entertaining as what I remember the show to be.
Surprisingly very few attempts at comedy and most of the attempts fell flat and just weren't funny. I only chuckled a couple of times but nothing actually laugh-out-loud funny happened here.
The whole episode takes place in the house which makes it a bit unremarkable, but it does make sense narratively since we're getting reintroduced to these characters and seeing what they've been doing.
But the episode overall is very forgettable and I don't think there are any scenes here that stand out for their humor, funny situation, or a memorable line at all.
On the other hand, I think the setup for the season's storyline was pretty decent and as always, the writers did a good job of coming up with how they're gonna integrate Jerry into the show and giving a pretty logical reason as to why we haven't seen him before.
So overall, this one just didn't do it for me, especially in the laughs department. It does however set up a pretty decent premise for the season but at the same time, this plotline feels repetitive because I think we had this in the first season. If the writing continues like this, it doesn't really bode well for the season, but I'm sure it's gonna pick up the pace and get funnier in the next episodes, because it would really suck if the last season didn't finish on a high note when the previous season and the whole show is one of the funniest and creative comedies I've seen.
But unfortunately, the first episode of the sixth season is just not as funny or entertaining as what I remember the show to be.
Surprisingly very few attempts at comedy and most of the attempts fell flat and just weren't funny. I only chuckled a couple of times but nothing actually laugh-out-loud funny happened here.
The whole episode takes place in the house which makes it a bit unremarkable, but it does make sense narratively since we're getting reintroduced to these characters and seeing what they've been doing.
But the episode overall is very forgettable and I don't think there are any scenes here that stand out for their humor, funny situation, or a memorable line at all.
On the other hand, I think the setup for the season's storyline was pretty decent and as always, the writers did a good job of coming up with how they're gonna integrate Jerry into the show and giving a pretty logical reason as to why we haven't seen him before.
So overall, this one just didn't do it for me, especially in the laughs department. It does however set up a pretty decent premise for the season but at the same time, this plotline feels repetitive because I think we had this in the first season. If the writing continues like this, it doesn't really bode well for the season, but I'm sure it's gonna pick up the pace and get funnier in the next episodes, because it would really suck if the last season didn't finish on a high note when the previous season and the whole show is one of the funniest and creative comedies I've seen.
- MamadNobari97
- Oct 21, 2024
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