11-29-2020, 09:26 AM
Ah, six episodes of laughter. It got a bit repetitive towards the end. But there were still belly laughs in ever episode.
What makes it funny, is the actor's commitment to keep going no matter how screwed up things get. And they make some bold moves in screwing up the show. In one episode, the sets are off by 90 degrees. In another the sets aren't built to scale. An actor doesn't make it on time so they sub in a completely inappropriate actor. One of the actors, (who I think we also saw in London) constantly mugs to the audience if his line gets an applause.
The episodes span the genres. There is a courtroom drama, a historical piece ala Jane Austen, a southern epic, and the Christmas special. They all have their quirks. They all made me laugh.
What makes it funny, is the actor's commitment to keep going no matter how screwed up things get. And they make some bold moves in screwing up the show. In one episode, the sets are off by 90 degrees. In another the sets aren't built to scale. An actor doesn't make it on time so they sub in a completely inappropriate actor. One of the actors, (who I think we also saw in London) constantly mugs to the audience if his line gets an applause.
The episodes span the genres. There is a courtroom drama, a historical piece ala Jane Austen, a southern epic, and the Christmas special. They all have their quirks. They all made me laugh.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm