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a fan of clever plots, an avid TV watcher, Likes to be entertained, very picky about tv, comedy fan, character-lover, Not offended by foul language

NOV

2007

"Aliens in America" is a new show on the CW. It follows "Everybody Hates Chris" (another very funny show inspired by Chris Rock) on Monday nights. I really recommend this one. The title doesn't help much. I originally thought it was sci-fi or something and based on the title alone, had no desire to even tune in and sample an episode at the start of the new season. I would have missed a winner. It's about an American family that takes in an Indian exchange student to interact with their own two high school aged children. The writing is priceless, the acting is terrific and it's a smart and inventive... review »

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OuttaLeftField
Danbury, CT

Really thought I would hate this, but now I'm mad.

a fan of clever plots, into Independent Films, character-lover

FEB

2008

I honestly thought I was going to hate this show. I'm pretty picky, especially with comedies, but I figured the concept was somewhat different so I would check it out.

By the end of the first episode I was completely hooked and have to say that any preconceived notions I may have had were eradicated by the third episode.

Who would think the spawn of the married UPN and WB would produce a relevant TV show that provides laughter, insight and a little lesson about life, diversity and understanding.

That said, if the writer's strike kills 'Aliens in America', there's going to be some very peeved,... review »

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ksjr362
Schenectady, NY

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This new show on CW is great!

comedy fan, very picky about tv

NOV

2007

This show is about an exchange student from Pakistan who comes to live with Justin and his family in Wisconsin. It's mostly about Justin's high school experience (he's the nerdy one with two equally nerdy friends). Although the show is really funny, it also attempts to teach the audience something in the end, usually about tolerance, love, etc.