Ninja Scooter
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I don't even feel bad for this fucker. Why would you give your room to a girl to hook up with another guy? WHY? I almost cringed into another dimension.
I don't even feel bad for this fucker. Why would you give your room to a girl to hook up with another guy? WHY? I almost cringed into another dimension.
That actually makes me want to watch it. Similar type of show, with a different style of humor?
He's a nice guy.
How to Make it in America? They're completely different types of shows. Not similar to each other at all.
I think he just meant that they're both underappreciated/overlooked gems.
he doesn't deserve any pity, that's for sure.I don't even feel bad for this fucker. Why would you give your room to a girl to hook up with another guy? WHY? I almost cringed into another dimension.
The Drive
In the Season 1 finale, Stephen can't stop talking about his pending date with Kimberly, and also serves as his friends' chauffeur to various parties, including one for Amelia's birthday, where Jessica delights in gaining the upper hand on her rival.
he doesn't deserve any pity, that's for sure.
would you rather see him alone?I think the socially inept are to be pitied.
If Merchant is smart he won't have Stuart end up with his roommate and especially not the model.
Don't know why, I thought the model was going to be eaten by a shark ala Jaws.
would you rather see him alone?
I am watching the first episode and I have to pause every two minutes. It is just too much.
I can't.
I think Stuart is an even bigger asshole for leaving the model in the water. She's hot as fuck.
The writer Mike Davis, in his classic L.A. exegesis, City of Quartz, calls the city “a place where you can rot without feeling it.”
While they engage in some of television’s tropes, even some of the ones Stephen Merchant’s “cringe” comedies helped solidify, the characters in Hello Ladies are seeing signs of rot and that undercurrent makes the show not just funny but expertly observed. Their angst is magnified by the distance and the chill of the canyon night. If you’ve only ever flown over the Hollywood sign, you may have a tough time getting the joke.
The thing about Los Angeles that successful people in Los Angeles don't want to admit is that, contrary to what the "Welcome to the Jungle" video taught us, it's not a place where dreams are made. Those dreams are made elsewhere, before hopping on a bus and paying $1,150 a month for a poorly lit room on the outskirts of Echo Park. Los Angeles is much more compelling when it's being honest: It's where dreams, once made, go to die.
This profound, psychological failure is at the root of Hello Ladies.
Has this show been renewed yet?
Please tell me this has been picked up for a second season?
Just finished this series. The comedy in the show is a little uneven through the season but when it hits, it hits hard. I hope it gets renewed.
Having seen this and Derek by Gervais I don't know which one is the better comedian, I liked both series.
What did we think, GAF? The impressions in this thread seem pretty positive, so I think I might jump in this weekend. Good move?
Do you like cringe ivy?
On a scale to delightful dinner conversation to Amy Jellicoe telling Krista to go fuck herself right after she's given birth, where are we?
Oh ivy....
I don't think you're ready for this.
Oh my god.
It's significantly worse than anything on Enlightened.
You'll be pausing every 5 seconds.
Oh god.
Episode 4 literally make me feel physically ill.
On a scale to delightful dinner conversation to Amy Jellicoe telling Krista to go fuck herself right after she's given birth, where are we?
I'd still definitely recommend it. It's not earth-shatteringly good or anything but it's a decent watch.
What a shame. I really dug this show. I wonder how the special episode will work.Officially cancelled!
Dammmmmmit! Show had potential. I personally thought it was hilariousOfficially cancelled!