That '70s Show - Season Two
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Movie Reviews of That '70s Show - Season Two
Movie Review: WHERE'S MY FUDGESICLE???
Summary: 5 Stars
That 70's Show, is one of the best shows ever!!! These episodes are so hilarious. The show is also about more than comedy. People don't realize that there are a lot of serious aspects to the series. The show has lots of depth and character development. The cast is phenominal in their roles and the characters are all funny as shiznit. This season is way better than the first because it is very developed and advanced. The show really just keeps getting better season after season with season 5 being the best. 6 and 7 are awesome too but the writers struggle with consistancy nowadayz. Hyde is the best; his lines are alwayz hillarious. Foriegn Exgange (Z)Student FEZ is also great at punchlines. Kelso is great too but gets funnier as the show progresses. And of course there is Forman who never cieses to be hillarious. Red is also a favorite, this guy has some unbelievably funny lines.Movie Review: Perfect, even the second time around!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is definitely in my top 5 shows of all time. Watching the re-runs never gets old. The characters all fit their roles and each performance comes naturally. Everything is completely genuine, and nothing ever seems forced. I have the first set and I loved the packageing and the layout of the menus. The studio stuck to the exact same format for the second season as well, there are no annoying credits to go throw each episode, and this time around the opening song isn't repeated on every episode, it just goes straight to the story which is really convienant.
The packaging is the same as well, which is a plus, 4 individual slim cases insted of annoying fold out cases that seem flimsy. I love That 70's Show, and I love the DVD sets. Definitely a must have if you are a fan of the show, they have high replay value and the jokes don't grow old.
Movie Review: leaf
Summary: 5 Stars
If there's one thing that makes me laugh even when I just think about it, it's That 70's show. I just ordered the DVD of the second season, but I've been watching this show on upn 11 every day since I don't know how long ago. On upn 11 they play the same episodes over and over again, for some episodes, I have watched them for at least 5 times, but they still make me laugh when I watch them. Every Wednesday, they play the new episodes on Fox, although the new ones are not as good as the old ones, I never missed one single episode. Even when I have to do something and am not home, I have to record the show and watch it later.Movie Review: The only show I watch
Summary: 5 Stars
I am a person who doesn't watch alot of TV anymore, to many commercials. but the day i first saw this show i was hooked. i am a 1960's-1980's freak. every thing from those times fasonates me, nothing from now interestes me. the commercials did get annoying, so when the first season came out, i was so happy, i told my friends and they were like you are so weird. when i found out that season 2 was coming out, i shook the house. i preordered it on January 25th, like with the first one which i preordered on august 28th. i can't wait to have all 7 seasons in my DVD collection.Movie Review: its time to head back to the 70s
Summary: 5 Stars
its now here, the second season of the grooviest show on t.v. in the grooviest decade ever. this season we join eric and the rest deal with more issues while living in the seventys. we see episdoes like there first hunting trip, kelso cheating on jackie with lorie, the infaoumus vanstock, reds new job, and many many more. once again that 70s show dazzles with its laid back ora and nostilagic tone. it also has some classic moments like when red sells the vista crusier and hyde getting busted for drugs. so if your ready hop on in and spend some time in the seventys.