I had always heard of the godawful sitcom pilot, and seen pictures from the godawful sitcom pilot, but I never actually saw a clip from the godawful sitcom pilot before.
That was pure crap.
Plus, there's a femenist side to me that is pretty offended that they had to piss all over the Wonder Woman character for their "powerful hero is really a geeky loser" comedy. They couldn't use Superman or Captain Marvel, they had to use the female character because the concept of a powerful female is ridiculous to them.
Of course, the worst sin a comedy can commit is not being funny in the first place. This ain't funny.
"Losing Lois Lane" plays with the idea of a godlike superhero being kind of a geek so much better, and that's just a little indie film. The main difference is that the LLL people seemed to still like all the characters in their parody, while Dozier and his crew seemed to fill their little clip with nothing but vile hatred for Wonder Woman.
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Date: 2006-03-14 03:32 pm (UTC)That was pure crap.
Plus, there's a femenist side to me that is pretty offended that they had to piss all over the Wonder Woman character for their "powerful hero is really a geeky loser" comedy. They couldn't use Superman or Captain Marvel, they had to use the female character because the concept of a powerful female is ridiculous to them.
Of course, the worst sin a comedy can commit is not being funny in the first place. This ain't funny.
"Losing Lois Lane" plays with the idea of a godlike superhero being kind of a geek so much better, and that's just a little indie film. The main difference is that the LLL people seemed to still like all the characters in their parody, while Dozier and his crew seemed to fill their little clip with nothing but vile hatred for Wonder Woman.