A Disappointing Continuation

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

The acting in this movie is really good.

At the end of my day On the Highway Never do I roam What on earth is sweeter Than to greet her Hi Honey I'm homeThat was once our theme song Of a dream song In a monotone Still the small fry fell out When I yelled out Hi Honey I'm homeWe were once a sitcom family On your Black and White TV Now we're off the air Been pulled from there And dropped into realityLife was once much duller They put color In a monochrome Still she yaps all day And spends my money i find the situation funny Doesn't life seem so re runny? Hi Honey I'm Home Hi Honey I'm HomeAND for the record, the show did air on ABC NOT CBS!!!!!! At least thats what it says on my video tape. Also, the reason why the second season aired only on Nick was because the first three eps were a hit for ABC but the last 3 bombed.

To set the record straight, this show would air on CBS first, and then Nickelodeon would broadcast the episodes again later. Oh, and to Powers, "Today's Special", "Belle and Sebastian", "Don't Just Sit There", and "Pinwheel" all aired on Nickelodeon, mostly in the early 80s. "Pinwheel", the four-to-five hour preschool show, stayed on the longest of the above shows...I'm getting off track. I liked "Hi Honey, I'm Home" and think that Nickelodeon should create another network devoted to vintage shows from their prime...you know, all those 80s-early 90s shows that everyone loves. I'm sure many agree with me as well. So there.

ny923 appears to be getting his or her memories mixed up a bit. First, "Hi Honey, I'm Home" never appeared on Nickelodeon, to the best of my knowledge. I'm reasonably certain it was a broadcast network show, although which network it was escapes me (probably ABC or Fox).Second, "You Can't Do That On Television," while it gained most of its popularity on Nickelodeon (and helped establish that network as a viable channel, and gave Nick its trademark Green Slime) was actually developed and produced in Canada, independently of Nickelodeon.Third, "Today's Special" was another Canadian show that was broadcast on TVOntario, a public broadcasting network. As far as I know, it never appeared on Nick.The same goes for "Belle and Sebastian," which also aired on TVO. "Belle and Sebastian," however, appeared to be an anime cartoon, and therefore very likely produced in Japan.I don't recall "Don't Just Sit There" (a spinoff of YCDTOTV, perhaps) or "Pinwheel," so I can't deny that they actually appeared on Nick. =)That said, "Hi Honey, I'm Home" was a pretty entertaining show with a very unique premise. Guest shots by old TV stars added to the appeal... somewhat. =)

I remember watching this show when I was younger. It was strange, yet very funny. And for those who don't know, AJ from the Backstreet Boys played "Skunk". I'm not a fan of BSB, but I find it funny that he was on this show.