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This show is a colorful, uproariously funny pop culture explosion!
Everyone needs to relax and not take it so seriously. This is a
lighthearted sitcom with a sweet heart. No bitchy put downs (a la Two
Broke Girls). No horrible sarcasm (a la 2 1/2 Men). Just lots of campy,
good-time fun with an endless stream of 1990's pop culture jokes and
references! Tori Spelling is adorable as the ditsy, blonde Holly
Hamilton. Tori is self-deprecating in the role, poking fun at
everything from bad Lifetime movies to Botox. Jennie Garth is the more
serious of the two, but is adorable how she tries to keep Holly under
control. And their sidekick Nick is one of the best breakout TV stars
in years. He literally almost steals the show from the girls. I LOVE
THIS SHOW. It is unique and charming. Give it a chance!
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Paul Scheer discusses The Disaster Artist and his love of awesomely bad movies. Plus, we dive into the origins of midnight movies and explore how The Room became a cult classic.
This show is a colorful, uproariously funny pop culture explosion! Everyone needs to relax and not take it so seriously. This is a lighthearted sitcom with a sweet heart. No bitchy put downs (a la Two Broke Girls). No horrible sarcasm (a la 2 1/2 Men). Just lots of campy, good-time fun with an endless stream of 1990's pop culture jokes and references! Tori Spelling is adorable as the ditsy, blonde Holly Hamilton. Tori is self-deprecating in the role, poking fun at everything from bad Lifetime movies to Botox. Jennie Garth is the more serious of the two, but is adorable how she tries to keep Holly under control. And their sidekick Nick is one of the best breakout TV stars in years. He literally almost steals the show from the girls. I LOVE THIS SHOW. It is unique and charming. Give it a chance!