Why is "King of the Hill" so under-appreciated?
473308
Dude, I love that show! IDK why, its great comedy. I like the one where billy got gout from eating all that chopped liver. that was a good one.
809850
I like it, too. I think it's building in popularity, and it has the backing of the network so far. It's an hour show with both comedy and some drama involved which require paying fairly close attention. I think the writers are working to get it together, also.
600476
i dont think it is\nits way over rated\nkinda pathetic
336367
Giant Saturday with Don Fancisico has its moments.I did not watch it tonight,but my bf from Honduras did.Its highly overrated with the hispanic community,but it can be funny,especially after Don drinks enough.I have seen the show when he was so drunk,now those were funny. Mostly its just stupid.I hate the way they put the women in skimpy clothes. I feel that ,that is degrading to females!!
1153817
Well, "The Producers" isn't all that new.  The original movie that is was based on is from 1976 (I believe).  The Broadway show started in 2001, and won the "Best Musical" Tony Award, and 11 other Tonys (the most ever).  All 6 of the leads were nominated for Tonys.\n\nPart of the appeal is that it is a comedy (to quote the show "The theatre's so obsessed with dramas so depressed, it's hard to sell a ticket on broadway"), but there is also a plot within all the silliness.  It also pokes fun at American culture, specifically the theatre-going crowd.  Also the music is written in classic Broadway style.  Just listen to the overture and it feels like an old feel good musical.
968836
You have to be kidding me! I love that song. I wondered if you knew what you were talking about, then I read on. I love Rush! They are my favorite bad. My group of friends call ourselves "The New World Group" because we are following the course of that song! Thank you for making my day!\n\nIsn't it just a little depressing that some people have never heard this song? ;)
762013
That show has limited appeal. How many poorly suited married couples can an audience listen to before they tire of it? And sometimes I think that man just likes to hear himself talk, he's on such a high horse.
241041
YES!! I think that it is great!!  Somehow, even though each show basically follows the same formula it is still equally as captivating every week.  Probably because of some of the things House gets away with saying...Hugh Laurie is so good, and it is funny because when you see him on the award shows and talk shows his personality nothing like House (thankfully) so he must be a great actor.  Plus, when i see him on other shows, i always expect him to be walking with a cane....
656899
As far as SK's TV movies, Storm of the Century was much much better, I don't agree with King that it was his best work as the poster above informed us.\n\nIt's hard though, he is a magnificent writer and it is just hard to make a good movie out of his books, if you don't read the book the movie is always better, but if you have read the book, the movie almost ALWAYS seems to be missing something. I started watching his movies before I was old enough to read his books, My favorites are The Stand, The Shining, Storm of the Century, and of course The green Mile, (which I wish I would have read first because the movie is so long it had to be close)\n\nAs far as desperation? My favorite book but the movie didn't keep my attention at all. The beginning was really good and close then I don't know what happened.....
459685
Wasn't a big ratings winner.  Was an interesting show with a neat premise, but I can imagine it cost a whole bundle to orchestrate.\n\nAccording to IMDB, "Angel Juarbe Jr., a New York City firefighter, died in the collapse of the World Trade Center only a week after the final episode was broadcast."\n\nKind of a sad footnote.
286638
If you are speaking of the performance; 3/29/06, we all lost with last nights performances.  In fact they were so dull even your favorites had to be re-considered.  Next week is "Country hits...so that's about half of them jockeying in position for first place...you know the ones who only do country.\n\nDon't you think the hit show should evolve by having Stevie Wonder/Barry Manilow or the equivalent to mentor the kids each and every episode?  I learn so much more when the guest comes on with a new spin.  Did I answer your question? tee hee...
637793
He's a guy who is definately underrated because he plays on the west coast, bu he is one of the better shortstops in the National League. He has occasional power, good speed, and about as good of a defensive ability as you will see. People forget that he was a top draft pick out of Clemson a few years back. If he played in New York, you'd hear a lot more about him.
373989
Prpbably because of low ratings. I liked the show myself. The guy who played Nightman wasn't bad looking either.
916022
Once again, England proves that they are the kings of comedy. \nNot since Mr. Bean, Monty Python, Benny Hill, Peter Sellers, Beyond the Fringe, etc., has such a phenomenon come from God's own angellic isle of amusement...\nYes, this movie is genius. Sacha Cohen is now into Andy Kaufman territory. As a contemporary form of comedy, it's simply the most brilliant satire since South Park first aired. He has dragged out all the ugly stereotypes, all of America's ignorance towards the rest of the world, and put it together through the character of a well intentioned foreign man - from a country that most Americans don't even know exists. It is not so much a comedy about foreigners (although Borat's hometown tour is hilarious), as it is about what kind of reaction Americans have to foreigners today. This movie is so important and so ridiculously true to exposing the ugly underbelly of America, at a time when it needs it more than anything. Bonafide satire, that's true and hilariously painful to watch and laugh at...American ignorance as fodder for comedy...always purist, and taken to the end by Borat. We are laughing at both Borat and Americans - there's only one difference - Sacha Baron Cohen is acting. \nA great success!
1021269
You are not alone. I thought it was edgy and hilarious. It was just too cool for most to understand. But we got it, and it was great!
595202
its not just simon that makes the show such a shame that "AMERICAN" should not be in the title...it is also that fact that just to make a buck the fox network is so heartless that they broadcast the so-called humorous put downs of decent people...and the thing is we have created those people...i can't count how many times in my life i sat by and listened to people be applauded after a performance at a wedding or at church that sound similar if not worse compared to the people that are booted off "american idol"...it seems that the only reason people toon into the show is to watch simon relive his child hood buy spouting off insults that he wishes he had read and memorized when he was little and being chased home after school ... those people deserve to be let down easily and gracefully....how we laugh at the expense of others , what does it say about us as a people?
1049704
It's smarter than people think.  Biting social commentary disguised as a satelite dish poking out of Cartman's ass.  Too funny.  But I wouldn't call it a show for any kid under the age of 16.  4th graders shouldn't be thinking these little dudes are their peers.  I love the show but wouldn't let my kids near it until they understood a lot more about life.  I'd sure hate to wake up one day and find them trying to mate a pig with an elephant!\n\nOh and F*ck you very much Uncle F*ucker had me ON THE FLOOR practically peeing my pants!