Best movie ever!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

I miss this show, especially since I didn't even know of its existence till after it was taken away. My mom and uncle recorded some episodes on the DVR and let me watch them. I adore Shatner, but also really appreciate the 3 other cast members immensely. I don't understand the hate Jonathan Sadowski has gotten for this. He is not a bad actor, whether he is being reactionary to Shatner's genius or doing his own thing. I suspect rather it is because they had another actor set to play "Henry" and Sadowski replaced him. Well, get over it already. Will Sasso is hilarious. Nicole Sullivan can be a little grating at times, but I think it's because her character is supposed to be. I laughed like a hyena at the "Spaghetti & Meatballs" episode! Very memorable guest/supporting stars like Jean Smart, Tim Bagley, and the always hilarious Missi Pyle.They could have given it a truly fair chance. The fact that it is based on a twitter feed, a first in history for TV, is reason enough. I hate censored network TV! They always ax the stuff I like and keep the tripe I hate going for years!Alright, so, when is this coming to DVD? I know I'm not the only one who misses it. Shall we get a petition going???

I have always been lead to believe that Shatner isn't very funny, how wrong I was, his timing and delivery are spot on and I really enjoy the program much much more than I expected. The rest of cast seem to enjoy them selves and this comes over to the viewers. As a father of three children and a grandfather of three grandchildren I can see myself saying the lines that Shatner says in the program. Eds one liners and put downs have me in stitches. The rest of the cast all play there part in making this program one I enjoy and I use my reminder button to make sure I don't miss an episode. Whilst the writers, cast and the viewers keep enjoying the program, then I see no reason why we should not see the program running for several seasons. Well Done

While opinions seems to vary greatly, I like the show and find the cast well balanced. Shatner, at 79 has great timing and his relationship with Henry is something we can relate to as our parents age.The dad's advice is mostly right but he offers it with such a bitter pill that it is too hard to swallow. Who doesn't have a relative that is probably right in their wisdom but you just can't stand hearing the sound of their voice for one more minute.For the distracters I will agree that the new character responsible for taking care of Shatner pulls the show down and I am hoping they write of his character quickly (nothing against the actor, it just doesn't fit with the mood - 2 is company, 3 is a crowd). I hope the show gets a full session and I will definitely be tuning in for the long haul.

I don't like Shatner. Never have- ever. But I am a huge fan of this show, and wait for it each week. My family and I laugh throughout most of it, and I see no problems at all with the show or the characters. My least favorite would have to be Nicole Sullivan, which is odd as usually I love her. This is a simple, rude, at times touching, refreshing new show. I think it's much better than a lot of the new crap on T.V. nowadays. The old days of great shows seems to be gone, with shows that were good last season now failing miserably. I've looked into quite a few shows to go along with my usual favorites, and this is the one and only show that made it into the weekly list. Don't listen to all the naysayers- this is really funny. Give it a chance.