Dreadfully Boring

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

I saw one episode of this and thought it was hilarious!I saw it when DirecTV had a free preview weekend for those movie channels and I thought the show was hilarious!It was the class reunion episode and it was brilliant!Tracey Ullman has talent (and I'm only judging from that one episode that I saw and the clips from some compilation show about it...)I had seen something before with people talking about the show and saying how great it was and it showed clips.Too bad I couldn't have seen some more episodes because it was very funny...If you have HBO and see that this is on then watch it, it's a very funny show!

I would like to defend Tracey Ullman from a brutally uninformed commentator who slammed Tracey and her show for reinforcing negative stereotypes. I must say, YOU HAVE MISSED THE POINT! Tracey Ullman is a brilliantly talented performer. However, why is that a black comedian can get on stage, slam whites, Jews, Asians, women and police and use the "F" word ad nauseum and we praise them for being masters! Talk about your double-edge sword!

A charming blend of old favorites (Kay), new faces (Linda Granger, Ruby Romaine), strong guest stars, and inventive sketches. My favorites were Ruby and Linda, but I loved nearly every single one. A truly entertaining and wildly creative series, and a superb showcase for Tracey.

This series is destined to become a classic. It is outstanding in every way. The writing has intelligence and true insight. It's loaded with witty references to the American Pop Culture wasteland and to the broken dreams at the bottom of the Hollywood foodchain. The performances, especially Ullman's, are flawless. An exceptional supporting cast. Only HBO and British television can produce comedy of this calibre.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED