Matt M.

I recently had a chance to see this film at the Moondance film festival. I thought the writing, directing and acting were all top notch. I especially liked the gentleman who played Eric...he brought a genuine authenticity to the film. I don't see any other IMDb credits for him, so I assume he's just a real guy, and it works.

The budget didn't seem huge, but the film looked good, and the production values were solid all around. Definitely a good use of resources.

All in all, a good story, well told, with interesting and unique characters. What more could you ask for?

I have grand nostalgia for YCDTOTV and have been wondering for years why Nick hasn't shown it! To a seven year old, the short attention span sketches, empowered children and the general anarchy were the best thing on TV. Les Lye had some great adult characters which were common in any child's life: the goofy dad, the nebbish arcade store owner and the cafeteria chef who put the RAT in ratatouille. These were the type of authority figures we seven year olds wanted to get back at! And, thankfully, YCDTOTV offered a great revenge fantasy for any kid.

Unfortunately, I actually got a chance to watch the show recently and I could hardly sit through the first five minutes before shutting it off. It was horrible, and some memories are better left in 1988. Stay there, please: Don't bring it back!!!

I accidently flipped this on, and my clicker actually commit suicide five seconds later. I would rather spend "quality time" with Michael Jackson then ever have this on my TV again, even if my TV's off. With this "Battle Bots" and the "Chris Wylde Show" Comedy Central has hit a new low. This stuff is almost as bad as something on MTV. Bring back Dr. Katz, or show some British Comedies. Crimminy!