Jay and Silent Bob Go Down Under

Especial de TV
2012
TV-MA
1 h

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Comedy

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaKevin Smith is joined by his notorious cohort Jason Mewes in this off-the-cuff, uncensored hour is filled with ribald and cautionary tales about everything from Australian children's televis... Ler tudoKevin Smith is joined by his notorious cohort Jason Mewes in this off-the-cuff, uncensored hour is filled with ribald and cautionary tales about everything from Australian children's television to mythical Australian drop bears in Sydney.Kevin Smith is joined by his notorious cohort Jason Mewes in this off-the-cuff, uncensored hour is filled with ribald and cautionary tales about everything from Australian children's television to mythical Australian drop bears in Sydney.

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- J.C. Reifenberg
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- J.C. Reifenberg
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Smith clearly exaggerates and embellishes the interaction his had between individuals in his personal professional, and private life.

Conexões
References Vila Sésamo (1969)

Trilhas sonoras
Waltzing Matilda
Original music by Christina McPherson (uncredited), revised music by Marie Cowan (uncredited) and lyrics by A.B. 'Banjo' Paterson (as Banjo Paterson)
[Incorrectly credited as written by Banjo Paterson]
Performed by Paul Reese
Courtesy of audiospax.com

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Jay and Silent Bob Get Old

Filmmaker and comedian Kevin Smith returns to EPIX with an all new special, taped in front of a sell out audience in Sydney...

How to rate these videos? As a Smith fan, I instinctively want to rate them higher because I laugh. But yet, it seems that each time one comes out, the brand gets more and more diminished. Smith's movie career has gone downward since "Chasing Amy" (with the exception of "Red State"), and these specials have followed suit.

The "Evening with Kevin Smith" DVDs (at least the first two) were great, because it was a compilation of some of his best touring material, and we heard some great behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories about how movies are made and the strange decisions the studio executives make. Now we are left with Jason Mewes telling bizarre sexual encounter stories. I am not sure how much they have left before they have completely run out of material.

I like that the show is called "Jay and Silent Bob Get Old", because it is a great double entendre: not only are they aging, but their show is growing old, too, and maybe not in the best way. (And yet I keep watching...)