Pluskylang
Great Film overall
ShangLuda
Admirable film.
Deanna
There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.
Cheryl
A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.
matvp
I've seen numerous comments likening this show to an unrehearsed high school revue, but it's much, much worse. The constant references to things stuck in, or being pushed out of their vaginas neither shock nor amuse. Nothing funny to say? Insert shrill vagina reference. What could have been a mildly amusing 5 minute skit on any other show has been stretched into a brain grating series. Don't bother waiting for a punchline...it just grates on becoming more embarrassing as the funny bit just doesn't come. I can't recall another program that has made me feel as physically agitated as this did. Female comedians would be cringing in their boots as this garbage is promoted as the premier comedic output of their gender. Quite seriously this is the worst thing I have ever sat through and by an extremely large margin. I am shaking my head in disbelief that anyone thought it was TV-worthy and how it is still running.
addictseventyeight
Just stumbled on this amazing gem and what can I say I just fell in love with those two funny ladies. Absurd, funny and relevant they will brighten the darkest day with their unique spin on daily topics. To me, they are the Aussie Patsy and Edwina! I wish they could tackle even more topics in an hour show. To all the haters ... You just don't have a funny bone in you or are just to dumb to understand their sophisticated smart funny sass!
lynnluck
A lot of Naughty words and slapstick overwhelm the sparse satire on morning shows .The invitation to fear stuff for example . And get your body horror going . Needs new script writers and to get over reproduction and excretion .yes we re free to say anything but if it's not funny or factual what's the point ?. The occasional gem but basically the same joke every week . : Isn't it funny having a vagina ?
FinerFilmFanatic
Having watched (suffered) 3 whole episodes, I can safely say I won't be watching a 4th. I gave it a second chance (twice).The premise is that Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney are the hosts of a "daytime" magazine show so bad that it's on at 3am. The show-within-a- show has cheap production values, and the two hosts clearly dislike presenting it, as evidenced by their constant complaining, lack of professionalism and bad language.The funniest (using that term in its very broadest sense) item was an advert for a machine that cooks a single egg at a time. That was in episode 1. In episode 2 there was an equally useless gadget, but the idea was beyond absurd and simply not funny. And clearly they had given up making adverts because none appeared in episode 3.The two Kates treat their guests with disdain, barely listening to answers and not really formulating coherent or intelligent questions. In better hands, this programme COULD have been funny, but it's simply not. The gag that the show is bad wore very thin in episode 1. Having opted for a 30-minute format (for 'our' show and 'their' show), it leaves little opportunity to actually skewer the many essentials of daytime TV - diet tips, fitness, gossip, celebrity interviews, competitions, fashion, etc. The real shows recycle these elements day in, day out. This show doesn't even attempt to do one of them per week.The "Katy Perry" episode worked on no level at all. It was obvious that Katy Perry wouldn't appear in 'our' show, let alone 'their' show, so it was a long 30 minutes of one gag that she was "on her way", when clearly she wasn't.Absolutely nothing about the show rings true. The stupidity of the hosts, the constant spelling mistakes in the hosts' names, the 'interns' who provide elements of the show - it all just fall flat.The show has no redeeming values. None.
