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And by "Distraction," I mean the American version that premiered in early 2005, seemingly bombed, and was then relegated to the occasional early-morning rerun with not a word uttered as to its fate for the remainder of the year. And yet they're bringing it back.
Not that you should care about a tepid game show like Distraction. The real reason this is noteworthy is because it means there's hope yet for a second season of Stella.
Let's hope.
No, nevermind that, let's hope!
One can only hope.
Was the American version not good? Over in Blighty it was amazing. Jimmy Carr owns.
Did america take the show from UK, I remember the UK version with Jimmy Carr. Was mad, I think people just tuned in to watch Jimmy, he is so damn hilarious.....
I thought it was hilarious, the American version, that is. I've obviously never seen the UK version. Jimmy Carr is hilarious.
I think I know what show you mean. My parents didn't let me watch it but I did anyways xD But ofcourse, with Jimmy Carr its even funnier.
Wasn't the prize a mini which if you answered questions wrong they damaged it?
yep :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
It was ok, not the greatest though.
Any American version of English comedy is always, always awful.
It's not your fault, English comedy just doesn't work in an American setting.
Stick to making your own comedies, they're far superior to your versions of ours.
I have to agree somewhat, The Office in US is awful. While The Office In Uk was genius......
I don't know about that. I rarely got a chance to watch Stella since I typically work at night, but I know that Comedy Central stopped advertising new episodes pretty early into the season (though they did keep showing them). Also, Americans are stupid so I doubt it'll get brought back. After all, if there's no profit to be had they why bother airing it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryûkishi
As for Distraction, it falls into the realm of other Comedy Central game shows like Beat the Geeks and Win Ben Stein's Money: I never really thought it was funny, but I watched it anyway because...well, it was on.
I think we're all beating around the bush, though. The real issue here is that Comedy Central needs to start making new episodes of Strangers with Candy. A movie isn't good enough. We need a new season.
Distraction was great. I loved that show......just not the American one that came out recently. What a way to ruin it.
On the contrary, they advertised every single episode. I could probably even recall which clips from the show they used in each commercial if I gave it some thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alixsar