The Burning House

Name: The Burning House
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2002-04-18
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 6.1

Episode aired Apr 18, 2002
TV-PG
23m

IMDb RATING

6.1/10

156

YOUR RATING

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Comedy

Finch produces a low-budget movie with the help of his coworkers and David Hasselhoff. Things go wrong, like a flaming bird house tragedy, Jack's scratched car, and Nina's physical affection... Read allFinch produces a low-budget movie with the help of his coworkers and David Hasselhoff. Things go wrong, like a flaming bird house tragedy, Jack's scratched car, and Nina's physical affections towards her "son."Finch produces a low-budget movie with the help of his coworkers and David Hasselhoff. Things go wrong, like a flaming bird house tragedy, Jack's scratched car, and Nina's physical affections towards her "son."

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

156

YOUR RATING

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4yaornw

Weak episode

One of those episodes a show does in later years when the writers are running out of ideas. Finch makes a cheesy movie starring David Hasselhof, who gets in a spat with Jack. This one is mediocre and not up to the series' usual standards and the movie is as awful as you'd expect. Features too little of the regulars and too much of Hasselhof whose comic chops are nowhere near as good as this solid cast's

3tles7

On the way down...

This episode and the previous episode with the corporate psychiatrist were examples of the wearing down of the quality of the scripts. The show had signs of running its course and that last season was not very good.

Quotes
David Hasselhoff: This little guy approached me at racquetball with a script. I try to refer him to my agent, and for some reason my agent approves it. I gotta get a new agent.