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I just have one note about Kitchen Nightmares. This show is complete and utter bullshit! The premise for the UK version is that Gordon Brown can turn around a failing restaurant. The premise for the US version is that Gordon Brown can turn around a failing restaurant...by paying for its renovation, redesigning its menu himself and doing all the promotion. The summary is that Gordon Brown knows how to run a successful restaurant, which I already knew. This show also suffers from the over-the-top editing and annoying narrator from Hell's Kitchen.
On a brighter note, my first opinion of The Sarah Silverman Program was that this show was not all that funny. After the first episode of season 2, it's beginning to grow on me. The first episode was about Sarah getting mixed up with militant anti-abortionists. What I like is that Sarah, as the hero of this show, lives in her own world and anyone who doesn't live in crazy-town is ridiculed. This was clearly shown by Brian Posehn and his D&D playing friends. They play for 2 days (or 20 years) and Steve is the crazy one for pointing out that it's morning, while they argue over how overcast it is.
On a brighter note, my first opinion of The Sarah Silverman Program was that this show was not all that funny. After the first episode of season 2, it's beginning to grow on me. The first episode was about Sarah getting mixed up with militant anti-abortionists. What I like is that Sarah, as the hero of this show, lives in her own world and anyone who doesn't live in crazy-town is ridiculed. This was clearly shown by Brian Posehn and his D&D playing friends. They play for 2 days (or 20 years) and Steve is the crazy one for pointing out that it's morning, while they argue over how overcast it is.