A Tale of Two Sitcoms
1. Black Books: The Second Season. Surprise, surprise. The second season of Black Books is actually pretty good. Or maybe I'm just getting used to the eccentric cast. Or maybe it's because they avoided doing another wicker toilet joke this time out. Anyway, I liked the second season better than the first season. The jokes seem to be better. The characters more polished -- or as polished as they can be in this setting. I can't wait until the third -- and unfortunately, last -- season.
2. Stacked: The Complete Series. Pamela Anderson pokes fun at herself. Yet again. And hangs out with a “wacky” bookstore crowd which is by no means as funny as the Black Books cast. Not bad but not particularly memorable either.
1. Black Books: The Second Season. Surprise, surprise. The second season of Black Books is actually pretty good. Or maybe I'm just getting used to the eccentric cast. Or maybe it's because they avoided doing another wicker toilet joke this time out. Anyway, I liked the second season better than the first season. The jokes seem to be better. The characters more polished -- or as polished as they can be in this setting. I can't wait until the third -- and unfortunately, last -- season.
2. Stacked: The Complete Series. Pamela Anderson pokes fun at herself. Yet again. And hangs out with a “wacky” bookstore crowd which is by no means as funny as the Black Books cast. Not bad but not particularly memorable either.
Labels: Bien Formada, Comedias Británicas, Librería Black, Librerías, Pamela Anderson, Series de Televisión Británicas I, Todas las Series de Televisión Que He Visto I
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