The greatest movie ever!

Purely Joyful Movie!

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Alice MacLeod (Carly McKillip) is a snarky self-obsessed teenage in Smithers, British Columbia. Her father (Dan Payne) is an absent-minded hippie. Her mommy-knows-best (Rebecca Northan) is also a hippie. Her younger brother Mac is the smartest of them all.This is a sweet nice quirky sitcom. I guess some people complain that it doesn't match the books. Having never seen the books, I can't talk to that part. All I know is that I like this loving family. I'm sorry it lasted only 13 episodes. I like that Alice is often wrong. There are a lot of crazy side characters and a few hilarious moments. It all adds up to an enjoyable traditional family sitcom. Best of all, the love is never wrong and they always find a way.

"Alice, I Think" is a great show!!! Finally there's a show out there in the TV universe that is funny and that can be seen by people of all ages: it's not "too stupid" for adults to watch it and not "too dirty" for kids (ok, there's a few references to sex, but nothing that should keep a child away). In fact, different ages can have a laugh for different reasons: from the funny faces to the witty comments, to the not-at-all-witty ones. And with actors of all ages, there's something for everyone. And I love the fact that it's 100% Canadian... a good change from all the shows shot in Canada that change the names of cities so that it "seems" everything takes place in America... hey, Yankees aren't the only ones who can make good TV! I wish I could go to see the real Smithers, one day! I really REALLY hope it goes on for many years, and can't wait for the DVDs to come out.

The show is exhilarating!!! It's Life from the point of view of a teenager, with a dumb dad, a health-nuts mom, a younger brother (who seems nice, for now, but I'd give him an episode or two to become a pain in the neck for his sister), and a group of weird friends (relatives?). Sounds pretty normal, but I started laughing from the first gag! Dan Payne's face is priceless when he looks at the toilet brush! And the whole educational pamphlets thing? Oh boy!!! ROFLMAO Bring on the new episodes!! And I REALLY hope it comes out on DVD as soon as season 1 is over! Oh, and, PLEASE, more screen time for Mr. Payne... he is F U N N Y!!!!

I found this programme to be absolutely hilarious! I was in hysterics from the word go! The cast seem to gel well together and Dan Payne was great as the dad, he certainly had some great lines that left me laughing! I have not read the books, but I may look into getting hold of them now. The show is told, in parts, from teenager Alice's point of view. However there is focus on both the parents and her brother too, giving those actors the chance to shine. I particularly enjoyed the fact that it wasn't just about Alice. The show has much potential and I would love to see it continue to grow. I would highly recommend this show to both adults and teens as it provides comedy for both levels.