Of course I can only be talking about "The Surreal Life". I laughed for the entire half hour that this show was on last night. If you don't find this show to be the funiest thing on tv then you simply don't know what funny is.Even the commercials are hilarious. And I love the dog cause I had one just like it growing up.
Corey Felmman better start chasing the dragon again cause this new sober version is a complete waste of space, and unlike other useless people in the world, Corey amplifies his idiocy by being one of the most opinionated, close minded hypocritical people I've ever witnessed on a tv show, and that's saying something.
I think this shwo is going to spin off into a sitcom simply called, "The Everyday Adventures of Corey and the Hammer". Watch this week as Corey and the Hammer tackle such everyday tasks as changing a lightbulb, filling the tank up with gas, setting the VCR, turning on the stove and of course, mailing a letter.
And just one question, what's up with midget black men and their need to arm themselves? First we get Gary Coleman and his handgun collection and now Webster the ninja.
You just have to love a show where Jerri is the sane, well adjusted one.
GREATEST. SHOW. EVER.
Thank you, Shakes, for providing me with some credible backup. I have been raving to friends and coworkers about this one for three weeks but I can literally hear people thinking "she's watching WAY too much TV" while they smile and nod at me gently.This show is, perhaps, the watershed moment in reality TV (LoveCruise notwithstanding); there is so much irony you almost need a special filter, from the introduction overview of Chateau Campbell to the fact that Jerri and Vince Neal come off looking wise, sage, spiritual. The bunk beds! The howling coyotes! The grocery store! Andy Warhole would be very happy with this particular can of soup...I just wish we could have it last longer and subject the "stars" to food shortages, forcing them to kill and eat Corey.