Quote: Leevil @ July 13, 2007, 2:50 PMIt was losing my attention until the "Where are all the black kids line" but then soon after it lost it again.
Heres a tip Leevile watch it before you take Valium. I'll have to watch this some time especially as I fancy the pants off JLD
Quote: Leevil @ July 13, 2007, 2:50 PMI will give it ago, but only because it's got Julia in it, who I think is superb hot
That's what you really mean, isn't it Lee? 
Totally.
You have taste Leevil
Like a fine wine, ageing extremely well.
Last night I decided to watch 'The New Adventures of Old Christine' and 'Terms of Engagement'. I really took to 'Christine' but not so 'Terms', even though it had David Spade and Patrick Warburton who played Puddy in 'Seinfeld' in it. Just goes to show that in one night it is possible to watch both the good and the bad in American comedy.
If a comedy doesn't make me laugh, I won't bother watching it. And the trailers to "...Christine" didn't make me laugh, so I don't consider it a good investment of my time.
Not laughed yet. Seen 2 episodes. I will watch 2 more before I hang up the coat.
Loved the woman in AD. Adored her playing the fake blind lawyer.
She has some wibbly wobbly eyes there though eh?
Watch Seinfeld Charley, Elaine is one of my favourite sitcom characters ever!
I'm not too keen on this show, although I may watch the odd episode, if I have nothing better to do.
I'm liking it. Not brilliant, but good. Certainly one of the better American sitcoms I've seen in recent years.
It's just average really, not one I'd go out of my way to see. It has it's moments though.
Got the first series of this on the way. I seem to remember from what I saw that it was pretty middle of the road, but really solid; and Louis-Dreyfus was of course top notch. Was surprised to see this went for about five seasons, which is good going, it seemed to vanish from my radar and I assumed it had died pretty quickly.
I wanted to get hold of her other sitcom, 'Watching Ellie', that ran for two seasons between Seinfeld and Christine, and featured Steve Carell, but it doesn't seem to be on DVD.
Dreyfus has a good sitcom record, three hits under her belt, and of course a great occasional character in Arrested Development. I bet Michael Richards and Jason Alexander are secretly jealous!