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From: Manhattan Kansas
I liked it, but it was much of the same slap stick comedy for every episode, pretty soon I was just ready for it to end. What I wonder is how the people of Canada feel about it. Is it actually filmed in Canada?
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From: Manhattan Kansas
I did enjoy most of the show, but some of the things that happened on it over and over again, I was like... "What? this again?"
Then there was the movie, which was obviously made several years later.. I couldn't believe how old some of the characters got.
Then there was the movie, which was obviously made several years later.. I couldn't believe how old some of the characters got.
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Personally I think most of the comedy these days stink and any of the good comedians and actors from Canada went to the US where they had a better chance to make a living but there are a few I still to this day can't figure how they did for some reason. Jim Carry is one dude I can't stand and don't find funny at all, more of a dumb *** I think..
