Silentcorner wrote: I guess we all didn't agree with Peter Crawley of the Irish Times - "Huberman brings a trace of Sarah Silverman, Kirsten Wiig and Anna Faris - and a dollop of Sharon Horgan - to another otherwise conventional set up"
Silentcorner wrote: Is there any negative reviews, I can't find any?
Silentcorner wrote: » Wow that is a spectacular drop!!! Has there ever been a bigger flop in RTE Primetime history? I guess we all didn't agree with Peter Crawley of the Irish Times - "Huberman brings a trace of Sarah Silverman, Kirsten Wiig and Anna Faris - and a dollop of Sharon Horgan - to another otherwise conventional set up" Is there any negative reviews, I can't find any?
Muahahaha wrote: » Has Pat Stacey piped up about it yet? He normally skewers crap like this. Anyone remember the viewing figs for episode 1? Wasnt it just under 400k? If so a drop to 205k viewers is quite the collapse.
dhaughton99 wrote: » That certainly won’t stop RTE commissioning her for every half thought that comes into her head.
Cutie 3.14 wrote: » I'm really enjoying this show! Have me a few genuine laugh out loud moments!
tylercheribini wrote: » It also suffers from the usual Irish TV/Film problem of "isnt that your man from the bord bia ad" etc. Was the same when I went to see Black 47 recently, the father from the preceding ulster bank ad then appears in the film as one of the "taking the soup" Protestants. I fail to believe we have such a small pool of acting talent here that they have to appear in everything.
Elmo wrote: » He was actually in Black47 in more scene than in that one.
tylercheribini wrote: » Never said he wasnt, merely cited that scene to highligh my argument. If he was in every scene it still wouldnt disprove the rampant incestousness of the Irish media industry. Im sure membership of Irish Equity is a considerable factor too.
Silentcorner wrote: » This is awful stuff lads...awful...I caught the last ten mins last night...its beyond car crash at this stage...is it still even a comedy? Where does Irish comedy series go from here...farts and talking dogs is where we are at....this really is a low point!
tylercheribini wrote: » It was first and last episode I watched, I thought it couldnt sink any lower until she even wrote in hubby for a 'hilarious' cameo.
Cork Boy 53 wrote: » Really? BOD was also in the first episode very briefly. Did he have a speaking part in the latest offering?
Mr. Incognito wrote: » RTE are like when the BBC were run by post world War 2 drunks. Its someone who lives in a bubble trying to be edgy and has absolutely no awareness of the real world.
Mr. Incognito wrote: » Dear Lord. What a pile of ****e. RTE are like when the BBC were run by post world War 2 drunks. Its someone who lives in a bubble trying to be edgy and has absolutely no awareness of the real world. Vacous terrible teenage tripe. Basically a talentless hack given free reign in Montrose. Utterly unwatchable.
