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"A single white girl, living in the city, working at a magazine" (Men in Trees)

Started by Listener, September 13, 2006, 02:54:45 PM

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Listener

That's not exactly what it's about, but I had to make the joke.

Last night the wife and I watched the first half of Anne Heche's new show, "Men in Trees".  It had one really amusing moment: when she actually sees the sign "Men in Trees" because there are men above her trimming trees.

Here's the plot:  a female relationship coach is engaged, finds out her man is cheating on her, gets drunk about it, and (I think) ends up staying in Alaska, where she was for a speaking engagement.  They've already set up the two guys who will fight over her (the hunky, suave fish and game biologist and the goofy Ray-Romano-in-Welcome-to-Mooseport guy).

When will studio execs stop approving shows with plots like this?  I can't see "Men in Trees" lasting very long.  It wasn't very funny.  It wasn't at all original.  And they keep coming up with names for women that normal women (ie: Alice, Gamp, Dots, Dazie, Nishi) don't have -- this time, it's Marin.  Yes, the character's first name is Marin.

The show has one redeeming quality:  Abraham Benrubi is in it.

I bet this was pitched as "Northern Exposure meets Miss Match".

They cancel perfectly good sci-fi for dreck like this.

DownSouth

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Dry then Catch

I laughed at the title.

I'm lifting this from somewhere, but you could make it a man-child rom-com as well.  Just add a zany guy trying to steal her away from a successful and seemingly nice corporate lawyer.  Oh yes she is also trying to raise precocious moppet headed little boy. 

swolt

Quote from: CatchrNdRy on September 13, 2006, 04:56:41 PM
I laughed at the title.

I'm lifting this from somewhere, but you could make it a man-child rom-com as well.  Just add a zany guy trying to steal her away from a successful and seemingly nice corporate lawyer.  Oh yes she is also trying to raise precocious moppet headed little boy. 

starring meg ryan
A clever man commits no minor blunders.

Dry then Catch

Quote from: swolt on September 13, 2006, 04:58:24 PM
Quote from: CatchrNdRy on September 13, 2006, 04:56:41 PM
I laughed at the title.

I'm lifting this from somewhere, but you could make it a man-child rom-com as well.  Just add a zany guy trying to steal her away from a successful and seemingly nice corporate lawyer.  Oh yes she is also trying to raise precocious moppet headed little boy. 

starring meg ryan

the movie is not "Grandma's Boy"

Mr. Ubiquity

change the channel and watch something else.


get a Neilsen box ( the ones used for judging the ratings) and then set it to porn.   that will tell them what your real interest is.
"if I wank to it, will u feel disgusted or flattered or a perverse combo of both?"