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Chris Hicks

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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 2 (2006) 96% EDIT “Another one of those cable FX series that is wildly politically incorrect, dark and R-rated, but sometimes funny. The Seinfeld crew was sweet compared to this group of dysfunctional friends and family.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Oct 16, 2020 Full Review Sliders: Season 3 (1996) EDIT “There are some good episodes here, but the series starts to slip toward the end of the season.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Apr 8, 2020 Full Review Alias: Season 5 (2005) 100% EDIT “Alias actually got better as it wound down in this season, and the show was allowed to give us a satisfactory wrap-up.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Mar 9, 2020 Full Review Monk: Season 5 (2006) EDIT “"Monk" is still sharp and funny.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Feb 14, 2020 Full Review Psych: Season 1 (2006) 57% EDIT “The comedy is some of the best-written on television. Or anywhere.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Feb 14, 2020 Full Review CSI: New York: Season 2 (2005) EDIT “The cases are strong, if sometimes rather icky, and the characters are allowed to grow. There are also some unexpected but satisfying casting changes that came late in the season.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Feb 4, 2020 Full Review Golden Globes: Season 64 (2007) 80% EDIT “I was a bit surprised at Tom Hanks' seemingly unrehearsed, sloppy and vulgar introduction for Warren Beatty's career-achievement award. But he was topped by the tasteless-speech-of-the-night , given by Sacha Baron Cohen. Yikes!” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Dec 9, 2019 Full Review The Academy Awards: Season 65 (1993) 0% EDIT “Billy Crystal hosted the affair for the fourth straight year, though some of his gags seemed too inside, not very funny, and even recycled.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Nov 12, 2019 Full Review The Academy Awards: Season 66 (1994) 70% EDIT “The Oscar telecast, though faster paced than usual, was rather dull. First-time host Whoopi Goldberg couldn't seem to connect with the audience, and her material was laced with tired jokes.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Nov 12, 2019 Full Review Kidnapped: Season 1 (2006) 67% EDIT “It's quite good, with an excellent cast. Think of it as a long miniseries.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Sep 26, 2019 Full Review What About Joan: Season 1 (2001) 38% EDIT “[Joan] Cusack is surrounded by people with whom she has no chemistry, and the writing seems to get worse with each episode.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Sep 19, 2019 Full Review Project Greenlight: Season 2 (2003) 91% EDIT “As with the first season, this show is aimed primarily at film buffs -- and it is fascinating to see the filmmaking process in action, along with a lot of behind-the-scenes battles.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Sep 6, 2019 Full Review My Big Fat Greek Life: Season 1 (2003) 0% EDIT “What were once warm, universal characters anyone could identify with, have now become broad, braying caricatures.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Sep 5, 2019 Full Review Resurrection Blvd.: Season 1 (2000) 63% EDIT “The pilot is excellent, and the episodes are well done, though more and more they progressively wallow in soap opera antics. The show is entertaining, however, and it's nice to see a quality program about a loving, loyal Hispanic family.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Sep 5, 2019 Full Review Norm: Season 3 (2000) 80% EDIT “All the cast members shine here and there, but the focus is clearly on Macdonald.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 11, 2019 Full Review Action: Season 1 (1999) 93% EDIT “Fast and furious, and sometimes quite funny, this filmed sitcom (no laugh track) is also quite raunchy and profane.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 9, 2019 Full Review Bob: Season 2 (1993) EDIT “Unfortunately, only eight episodes were filmed and only five aired before Bob was canceled. Newhart fans will not be disappointed as he's in top form throughout.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 3, 2019 Full Review Bob: Season 1 (1992) 100% EDIT “Given all the comic book and superhero gags, this show may have simply been ahead of its time. Today it seems quite relevant.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 3, 2019 Full Review Hearts Afire: Season 1 (1992) 80% EDIT “Ritter and Post and Thornton are all good comic actors, and this show is an enjoyable romp, although some of its political gags are dated.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jul 3, 2019 Full Review Significant Others: Season 1 (1998) 22% EDIT “What makes the show worth watching now is the presence of Jennifer Garner among the ensemble. She's not the star, but she certainly brightens this comedy-drama about whiny, self-centered twentysomethings.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 28, 2019 Full Review Christy: Season 2 (1994) EDIT “Warm and observant, this is the kind of uplifting fare we never see on TV anymore. Highly recommended.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 24, 2019 Full Review Diagnosis Murder: Season 1 (1993) 78% EDIT “With [Dick] Van Dyke and an enjoyable supporting cast onboard, it's light, gentle, goes-down-easy entertainment. And there's nothing wrong with that.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 20, 2019 Full Review The Weird Al Show: Season 1 (1997) 73% EDIT “Weird Al Yankovic stars in this amusing but short-lived network-TV Saturday-morning kids show.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 17, 2019 Full Review Cybill: Season 4 (1997) EDIT “Showed that Shepherd has a real talent for self-deprecating comedy, and this show was occasionally laugh-out-loud funny.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 11, 2019 Full Review Evening Shade: Season 1 (1990) 100% EDIT “A great cast by anyone's standard, but the writing is also good, making this one a funny and warm series.” – Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Jun 5, 2019 Full Review
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