I Love The 70s, Volume II

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 12:13am

Anyone been watching this? I just love these stupid shows. Stephanie D'Abruzzo is on this one with Kate Monster.

[best12bars]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 1:38am

Stephen Lynch is in this one too.

Is it me, or are they really running out of steam with this one? Nothing seems very funny to me, and the jokes are really reaching for it.

Did any of them actually experience the '70s, or are they just reading it all off of cue cards now?

When they dig up the bomb Man of La Mancha as a featured film to discuss for 1972, they're at the bottom of the barrel of stuff to talk about. Come on!

[Dabadoll]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 1:48am

It kinda just seems like what they couldn't fit in the first installments they pieced together to make part two.

[almostxfamous]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 1:09pm

I thought the 70s one was the one that didn't need a second installment. The 80s and the 90s ones had funnier things to go off of. Not specifically more memorable, but more fresh in people's minds.

[Dancinqueen123]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 1:09pm

I like the first installments, but everything after that is kind of lame

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 1:46pm

This one is funny to me because I have been watching it with a 40-something friend. Few of the people on it are really old enough to remember anything they are talking about.

[Unknown User]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 2:36pm

I hope they talk about Rocky Horror Picture Show tonight for 1975.

I want a giant floppy disk.

[best12bars]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 3:44pm

The '70s were PLENTY funny! I just think none of them were actually there to laugh about it now.

I'm still holding out for "I Love the '30s! The Depression-Schmession Edition"

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/12/06 at 3:53pm

Most of the humor stuck around, I think. I was born in '76 and most of it really made me laugh. Of course, I was raised in the south, so we were probably a few years behind.