The Sarah Silverman Program - Page 5

cking · #41 02-19-2007, 07:47 AM

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I think this show is great, but her character is so ridiculously over-the-top that most people won't like it.

nurse: How many times have you had unprotected sex?
Sarah: Um, well..... writes down something on a piece of paper
nurse: There are two numbers here
Sarah: Oh, that's for the front
nurse: But they're the same number.
Sarah: I know. I'm kinda OCD like that.

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I couldnt figure that joke out, it was driving me crazy... and it is now again...

edfurlong · #42 02-19-2007, 07:50 AM

Front door and back door.

TomCollins · #43 02-19-2007, 10:53 AM

This show is at best mildly entertaining and a real dissapointment, as SS is usually fairly funny. Best show on TV? Hahahahaha. Good one. I'll watch it if nothing else is on.

Losing all · #44 02-19-2007, 11:23 AM

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i dont see how this will ever be the best show on tv.

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It's not even the best mid-week-comedy-centreal-show-at-10pm right now. and I'd rather [censored] t-bones

astroglide · #45 02-19-2007, 02:48 PM

i think limited exposure has been her biggest draw, but with a show it's a lot harder to be "underrated". i expect a net loss of fans.

i have definitely found her amusing, but i think she's a comedic one-trick pony. unless she evolves i don't see how she can go the distance under a spotlight.

Mondogarage · #46 02-19-2007, 02:55 PM

Anyone seen her bit in The Aristocrats? Funny as hell. Very very dry deadpan delivery, almost non-plussed, and that's what makes it funny.

For the BBVers:
BRAG: Wifey and I were at the Wynn buffet about 16 months ago, and Sarah and Jimmy (and Jimmy's son) were at the table next to ours. She was really cute and fresh looking in person. Also, Jimmy's taller in person than I would have thought. But, point being, Sarah was adorably cute. But "hot"? No. I'd hit it anyway, though I'm sure Kimmel's doing a good enough job of it himself.

EvanJC · #47 02-19-2007, 03:02 PM

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i think limited exposure has been her biggest draw, but with a show it's a lot harder to be "underrated". i expect a net loss of fans.

i have definitely found her amusing, but i think she's a comedic one-trick pony. unless she evolves i don't see how she can go the distance under a spotlight.

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i dunno, she's kinda already shown that she has longevity...she was on snl like 15 years ago heh

astroglide · #48 02-19-2007, 03:43 PM

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i dunno, she's kinda already shown that she has longevity...she was on snl like 15 years ago heh

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keywords: under a spotlight. it's hard for people to be sick of you if they don't see you that often or remember who you are.

CieloAzor · #49 02-19-2007, 03:45 PM

I'm just hearing about this show now, but I love Sarah. She even made an appearance in my dreams last night.

MicroBob · #50 02-19-2007, 04:12 PM

I saw a couple scenes of this show for the first time late last night as I was drifting off to sleep.

It was the AIDS episode and she was being over-the-top about, "learn from me" and then talking to the classroom of kids about her experience (even though she hadn't even gotten the test-results back) were pretty funny I thought.

I was digging it but, alas, sleep was calling.
Will definitely be checking it out more.

It seemed a lot better than many of the Comedy Central shows which had really short runs that had almost zero laugh moments in them.
Like "Stella" with Michael Ian Black which I thought was really lousy.

And agree she's really attractive (hottest person on TV...ummm, wouldn't go THAT far).