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The plays are always terrible

posted 3 years ago by katiemelualover (168)
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I mean....they are.

I love theater on tv as much as the next guy, but these are also just good for laughs.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

It might be bad, but I'm still going to check it out and give it a chance.

[–] katiemelualover (168) 3 years ago

Oh Im definitely going to watch too. Expecting it to be a trainwreck tho.

[–] Kowalski (63312) 3 years ago

BELATED WELCOME BACK AFTER A FIVE YEAR ABSENCE.

[–] katiemelualover (168) 3 years ago

Nice to see you are still putting up the good fight my man. :)

[–] chilidoggg (13383) 3 years ago

I like them, some more than others.

Beats crap like "The Bachelor" et al.

[–] Kowalski (63312) 3 years ago

I ALREADY OWN LIKE 5 VERSIONS OF ANNIE ON DVD...THERE IS NO WAY ON EARTH I COULD BE EXCITED FOR THIS VERSION...IT LOOKS KIND OF BAD TOO.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

I own 2 versions of Annie, the 1982 one on dvd and the 2014 one on blu ray. I'm still looking forward to checking this one out.

[–] R_Kane (15828) 3 years ago

The Peter Pan show was a travesty and a disgrace.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

The first one of these recent live productions was Sound of Music with a horribly miscast Carrie Underwood. People were tuning in just to hate watch.

[–] katiemelualover (168) 3 years ago

Thats the fun of it

[–] sslssg (30051) 3 years ago

I think the only one I didn't despise was Grease. I think that was just a strong dislike. The worst was probably the Rocky Horror one. I couldn't even finish that one.

[–] [deleted] 3 years ago

The Wiz Live got nicer reviews than most of these. Unfortunately, it got pre-empted by that mass shooting in San Bernardino and wasn't aired at its scheduled time in much of the US.