All those that have yet to watch
last night’s episode of The Crazy Ones,
entitled ‘The Stan Wood Account’, that is what I suggest you do now before
reading ahead. For this is not a spoiler free blog. THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS! You’ve been warned.
I love this series; it is an
amazing sitcom. I’m constantly laughing all the way through the episode; these
people are just amazing together. This cast’s chemistry is just phenomenal.
While I do prefer when they all
work together throughout the episode, this episode was still memorably
hilarious. Sydney’s faux flirting and thinking she’s dating an eighty year old
man was ridiculously insane, but perfect for the tempo of this series. And then
Andrew being the one that is the weak link in situations is flawlessly fitting
of his character, even though it turns out to be Simon that lets up on the
circumstances. These characters though, I just love them to death. More so than
any sitcom that I have watched in years, I will be monstrously disappointed if
this series only gets the one season.
Every moment in this show is just
fantastic. The use of Nelly’s song ‘Ride With Me’ worked hilariously well into
the scenes it was used for. Then Lauren and Zach working together to sell cars,
and the two of them flaunting themselves on top of cars to get the sale for
prospective people riotous in its hilarity. I honestly love watching this show
every week, I just wish there was more to watch.
This series just takes the cake
every single week. It’s hilarious, the cast just works incomparably well
together, and the circumstances in each episode are uproarious. These people
deserve – no, the public deserves for this series to have many seasons. Not
only is this show smart with its comedy in that it doesn’t try to dumb down the
writing, its not just about a work sitcom, it’s about people that fit together
as family.
My rating: 7.5 out of 10.
Best Lines:
“I’d carry your hair in a locket if necklaces weren’t weird
on guys.” – Zach explains his fondness for Simon.
“Why do I confide in you people?” – Sydney questions
herself, as she often does in this series.
“We’re basically a pimp in a mink hat away from being
whores.” – Andrew sums up their job as advertisers.
That’s all for tonight, folks. Check in tomorrow for my
reviews of Dracula, Haven, and Bones in its all-new Friday night timeslot. I’m off to go watch
some more Christmas related TV/movies (40 days baby!) and make some more big
snowflakes. Good night all.
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