Why does Jenna Elfman still have a career on television?
She had one modestly successful sitcom TWENTY YEARS AGO. And she regularly appears in highly unsuccessful sitcoms which recycle her increasingly stale and tiresome bag of tics and grimaces. What she did at 25 is just annoying and painful when she does the same routine when she is pushing FIFTY.
The only creative thing about her current sitcom is the title. There is little to no imagine used anywhere else in the production. The central problem here is, as usual, Elfman. How many failed sitcoms does it take before the network realizes that she is just NOT funny?
For those of you who are threatened by anything new or innovative -- you have nothing to worry about with Imaginary Amy -- there is not one single new idea in this mess.
If Elfman hopes to have a career in future, she needs to accept project which extend her range. And, hiring writers who are actually funny would work wonders.
Catch this one soon, it won't be around much longer....
She had one modestly successful sitcom TWENTY YEARS AGO. And she regularly appears in highly unsuccessful sitcoms which recycle her increasingly stale and tiresome bag of tics and grimaces. What she did at 25 is just annoying and painful when she does the same routine when she is pushing FIFTY.
The only creative thing about her current sitcom is the title. There is little to no imagine used anywhere else in the production. The central problem here is, as usual, Elfman. How many failed sitcoms does it take before the network realizes that she is just NOT funny?
For those of you who are threatened by anything new or innovative -- you have nothing to worry about with Imaginary Amy -- there is not one single new idea in this mess.
If Elfman hopes to have a career in future, she needs to accept project which extend her range. And, hiring writers who are actually funny would work wonders.
Catch this one soon, it won't be around much longer....