The Rerun Show

THE RE-RUN SHOW plays jokes off classics like BEWITCHED, THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY, THE BRADY BUNCH, and more. While more viewers tune in to this show, I think NBC will eventually cancel this show.

The skits are a mix between SNL and MADTV. If you like these shows, tune into THE RE-RUN SHOW. It's nothing great, but it's funny, and with good ratings COULD become the next famous skit show-I doubt it though. 3/5 stars-

I've seen parts of the shows and I must admit, I do not enjoy it. I loved the classics, most of them were on before I was born but I watch them in recindication but this show does not show the actual scenes, with different cast, but these just mock it, and I don't find it funny.

If you liked classic TV shows such as Different Strokes, The Facts of Life, The Jeffersons, Bewitched, and many others; you will really love this show. It shows us a different take on those shows, while featuring guest stars and all sorts of other humorous suprises. This show is also very enjoyable for people who have never seen any of the classic shows or enjoyed them because it is that funny. I have never seen a show like this and but I hope to see more.

This show was so short lived that I didn't even get to see every episode. It premiered during the summer of 2002. I saw a couple of episodes. They were funny. It was so cool how they poked fun of the sitcoms of the 70s like The Facts Of Life, The Partridge Family, Different Strokes, and What's Happenin!! There was an episode when they poked fun of the Facts of Life and had a man playing the role of Mrs. Garrett. But I went out of town for less than a week and came back home and the show went off the air for good. No warning. I didn't even get a chance to see every episode! The rerun show never lasted long enough to have reruns!

"The Rerun Show" is a great idea with a talented cast to pull it off. These guys and gals play all sorts of characters from our classic favorite tv shows. They have some great funny moments, hysterical character exaggerations and some of the best impersonations. Plus the added bonus of seeing has-been sit-com stars appearing in every episode is priceless! (Gary Coleman played a security guard in a funny version of a "Facts of Life" episode.)

Unfortunately, this show probably won't last in primetime (few ever do), but I can see it thriving along side MadTV around 10pm or 11pm somewhere. Keep up the good work, guys!