rgcart
Joined Oct 2019
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I just finished the pilot for this tv show. I can see how going up against Home Improvement or even The Hughleys, this show's a tough sell. The premise of the show is a 2,000 genie (young single man) suddenly appears in the life of a single mom who needs help with her small kids. The humor for this didn't match the humor and some of the adult jokes of similar shows during it's run. I think that this show is a good premise or starting point for them to later develop That's So Raven and Wizards of Waverly Place. So, I definitely get an idea of where the writers looked at for inspiration. I would give this show a quick watch!
This series is one of the more memorable ones if you're a 90s kid. I felt like the series was really interesting and different compared to other tv shows of it's time.
American Dreams on NBC actually had similar run- and did quite well. But that would have been analogous to this one. American Dreams was fun to since it had a more musical element to it.
I felt like the timeline for Wonder Years, even as a kid, was never fully explained well.
He goes to junior high in 1968 and graduates high school a few years later? All of the characters were developed fully instead of the middle brother- I definitely would have loved to see more about his back story.
For me, the series just suffered alittle bit on ending alittle bit too soon. But I felt like later programs with a similar style and the My Girl Movie series did well.
American Dreams on NBC actually had similar run- and did quite well. But that would have been analogous to this one. American Dreams was fun to since it had a more musical element to it.
I felt like the timeline for Wonder Years, even as a kid, was never fully explained well.
He goes to junior high in 1968 and graduates high school a few years later? All of the characters were developed fully instead of the middle brother- I definitely would have loved to see more about his back story.
For me, the series just suffered alittle bit on ending alittle bit too soon. But I felt like later programs with a similar style and the My Girl Movie series did well.