Post by The X-Factor on Feb 10, 2009 23:15:05 GMT -5
This is not a new post, just the same one re-posted.
Farce Side returns to doing what they do best, sketch comedy.
Ironically, they are coming back with two of their best guys having just lost two of their best guys. The guys coming back are Ian McAlpine and Brian Rhoads, who have both been gone a year, and I think that's just great.
The big question is, what did I think of this show?
"The Suns starting line-up"
In the first sketch, the News, and in the final scene. The Suns come bursting in with a big entrance. Yeah, that's about it. Oh, and Kyle Coughlin was Shaq.
"High fives"
I noticed that there was some dark comedy used. We don't get that too often.
"Facing your fears"
After seeing this sketch, I had to run a search just to see if there actually was a word for people afraid of magnets. Big surprise, there wasn't. This one seemed to rely mainly on surreal humor.
Audrey, please don't lose that spark. It'll take you far.
"Rape interview"
I'm not sure whether I should refer to this as observational comedy or satire, but in any event, not bad.
My final score is 8.4 out of 10.
Farce Side returns to doing what they do best, sketch comedy.
Ironically, they are coming back with two of their best guys having just lost two of their best guys. The guys coming back are Ian McAlpine and Brian Rhoads, who have both been gone a year, and I think that's just great.
The big question is, what did I think of this show?
"The Suns starting line-up"
In the first sketch, the News, and in the final scene. The Suns come bursting in with a big entrance. Yeah, that's about it. Oh, and Kyle Coughlin was Shaq.
"High fives"
I noticed that there was some dark comedy used. We don't get that too often.
"Facing your fears"
After seeing this sketch, I had to run a search just to see if there actually was a word for people afraid of magnets. Big surprise, there wasn't. This one seemed to rely mainly on surreal humor.
Audrey, please don't lose that spark. It'll take you far.
"Rape interview"
I'm not sure whether I should refer to this as observational comedy or satire, but in any event, not bad.
My final score is 8.4 out of 10.