I don’t know about you, but I’ve always felt that The Simpsons didn’t represent the goofyness at the heart of the American family. I’ll admit it–the family on this television program represents mine at the most intimate level. One exception is that whatever humor we find in situations that occur in ours is usually in hindsight. Luckily we can laugh at this family the first time around.
Malcolm in the middle dvd sets is not only funny and original, but it seems to strike a familiar chord with childhood memories. Not only mine, but also everyone that I’ve discussed this series with. Although the family in the series appears (at first glance, anyway) to be thoroughly dysfunctional, they grow on you as the series progresses. I began to recognize bits and pieces of my own childhood, whether it was some absurd thing said by one of my parents, a kid-like caper pulled off in school, or some friend that I had that didn’t quite “fit in”. I can relate to this tv shows on dvd.
Particularly fantastic was the dvd sets “Smunday.” They easily blew through 3 or 4 plot twists, and at the climax of the episode I was literally gasping from horror, laughter and shock. Hilarious! Also, the sight gags on this show are funny, slightly exaggeratedly (hence the humor) and always with a touch of tenderness that highlights why family relationships are complex and unique and beautiful, even when their shameless and dysfunctional.
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The kids (star Frankie Muniz as the hapless Malcolm, Christopher Masterson as rebellious big brother Francis, Justin Berfield as second oldest idiot-bully Reese, and particularly Erik Per Sullivan as Dewey, the smarter-than-he-looks, sweet oddball kid brother) are all letter perfect in their realistic sibling rivalries, but to me it’s the parents who deserve special mention: Jane Kaczmarek is the perfect modern TV mom–harassed, embattled, controlling, perpetually weary, yet loving and fiercely devoted to her wayward family.
This is truly an amazing and original sitcom(dvd movies) and I was forced to just be general about the show as no further seasons have been released. I’m happy to hear that season 2 may be on the way and hopefully further seasons will follow onto DVD. By far my favourite character has to be Hal, his craziness and quite childish personality make him one of the funniest characters in a sitcom.
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I don’t know about you, but I’ve always felt that The Simpsons didn’t represent the goofyness at the heart of the American family. I’ll admit it–the family on this television program represents mine at the most intimate level. One exception is that whatever humor we find in situations that occur in ours is usually in hindsight. Luckily we can laugh at this family the first time around.
Malcolm in the middle dvd sets is not only funny and original, but it seems to strike a familiar chord with childhood memories. Not only mine, but also everyone that I’ve discussed this series with. Although the family in the series appears (at first glance, anyway) to be thoroughly dysfunctional, they grow on you as the series progresses. I began to recognize bits and pieces of my own childhood, whether it was some absurd thing said by one of my parents, a kid-like caper pulled off in school, or some friend that I had that didn’t quite “fit in”. I can relate to this tv shows on dvd.
Particularly fantastic was the dvd sets “Smunday.” They easily blew through 3 or 4 plot twists, and at the climax of the episode I was literally gasping from horror, laughter and shock. Hilarious! Also, the sight gags on this show are funny, slightly exaggeratedly (hence the humor) and always with a touch of tenderness that highlights why family relationships are complex and unique and beautiful, even when their shameless and dysfunctional.
                                    Â
The kids (star Frankie Muniz as the hapless Malcolm, Christopher Masterson as rebellious big brother Francis, Justin Berfield as second oldest idiot-bully Reese, and particularly Erik Per Sullivan as Dewey, the smarter-than-he-looks, sweet oddball kid brother) are all letter perfect in their realistic sibling rivalries, but to me it’s the parents who deserve special mention: Jane Kaczmarek is the perfect modern TV mom–harassed, embattled, controlling, perpetually weary, yet loving and fiercely devoted to her wayward family.
This is truly an amazing and original sitcom(dvd movies) and I was forced to just be general about the show as no further seasons have been released. I’m happy to hear that season 2 may be on the way and hopefully further seasons will follow onto DVD. By far my favourite character has to be Hal, his craziness and quite childish personality make him one of the funniest characters in a sitcom.
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