Crappy film

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

I use to watch reruns of this when I was younger and I remembered it as being funny.That proves that kids don't know anything.Everything about this show is extremely dated.They constantly make pop culture references(possibly Canadian, probably just half a century old) that I do not get.They did a ten minute bit about the guy on the K-Tel commercials being named Harvey K-Tel and it was brutal.Sadly, that was one of their better sketches.They couldn't even get any real bands.Dr. John was literally the biggest name they ever got.I must admit I did like how they mixed the band into the story but it wasn't enough to make this a watchable show.

Manic comedy series that continued in the same hilarious vein as the original SCTV comedy show. Stars Candy, Martin, O'Hara and Levy continued their string of off the wall antics and constant characterizations of what is truly comedy.

Thanks in large part to Comedy Central, sketch comedy is all over the place now. SCTV's influence can be seen in many of these new shows. Look at the cast -- just about all these talented actors have become household names and legends in the world of comedy. Their second to last season was their best; at that point, the writing was simply amazing and the ensemble work of the cast was at its best. Every character the many-faced actors came up with was hilarious and strangely believable.

What more can I say? Maybe it just came along at the right time in my life, but SCTV really expanded my mind and my conception of what was possible with comedy. Never as self-consciously hip as Saturday Night Live. Just funny.