It is basic expectations, Marianne, you do not punch your mother!
– Jo Frost, “Supernanny”
Reviews – Television: S
RATINGS KEY
0/5 – Terrible. Start a campaign to have it cancelled.
1/5 – Bad. Better than golf, but that’s about it.
2/5 – Okay. Watch it if you’re too lazy to change channels.
3/5 – Average. Watch it if you catch it, but don’t rearrange your schedule for it.
4/5 – Good. Do rearrange your schedule for it.
5/5 – Excellent. Work it into your weekly routine—and buy the DVDs, too.
Sex and the City (1998–2004) · Reviewed 1.06.07
0/5
If this is what young women think feminism consists of, then gag me with a Gucci handbag. Detailing the lives and loves of four frivolous female friends, this show has everything—bad acting, bad scripts, bad fashion, bad bad bad. Sarah Jessica Parker simpers her way through her on-screen scenes and reads her voiceovers with uninspired monotony, Cynthia Nixon dresses like a Dickensian street urchin, Kim Cattrall mistakes smarmy for sexy, and that other (forgettable) woman thinks acting means opening your eyes AS WIDE AS YOU POSSIBLY CAN. The only thing good about this show is that it’s over.
Supernanny (2005–) · Reviewed 1.01.07
3/5
Five minutes of this show, and I can actually feel my uterus implode; this has got to be one of the best arguments ever for government-enforced sterilization. Some people should not reproduce. And, as usual, the Brits have to clean up America’s mess... My husband and I watch this show sometimes just to make fun of the ugly children and spineless adults. Watch it for fun, but don’t take it seriously.
