Last 10 shows I watched.
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Showing posts with label Angie Tribeca. Show all posts
Angie Tribeca 1.8
Laura Bell Bundy. Fewer gags than a typical episode. But some of the ones they had were great. The airplane chase being a particular highlight, and an example of the way the show commits to a gag and stays with it. 8/10
Angie Tribeca 1.7
Bill Murray. The chimpanzee scene was hilarious. Andree Vermeulen‘s narration was perfect. So funny. Strong episode across the board, with lots of laugh-out-loud moments. 9/10
Angie Tribeca 1.5
Amy Smart, David Koechner. Another relentless barrage of gags. Some don’t quite connect but there are many, many laugh-out-loud moments. 9/10
Angie Tribeca 1.4
Best episode so far.
- John Michael Higgins is a terrific guest star, very funny.
- And the show’s commitment to silliness is remarkable.
- Also: some of the show’s recurring gags/tropes are starting to bear fruit.
- More screentime for Deon Cole this time. Also a good thing.
- Best gag? Probably the trying-to-get-the-phone-number-written-down one. Loved that. But any of the jokes revolving around the tiny apartment were excellent as well.
Angie Tribeca 1.3
Sarah Chalke. As much a gag machine as the first two episodes, but sometimes the relentless pace wears you down. On Sledge Hammer (to compare to a very similar show) a lot of the comedy came from character, maybe this show needs a bit more of that so that everything that makes you laugh isn’t just another gag. 8/10
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