Nobody Loves You #First Preview Thoughts — Page 3

After Eight has never shown me an ink lining of hostility. And I find his reviews often witty and biting. The harsh honesty is something we don't see much anymore. And I have enjoyed many a show on his recommendation, particularly the delightful revival of HAPPY BIRTHDAY. (High on my list of favorite productions of the past year!)

If people for want to read his reviews, just skip over them. I don't see the point in picking a fight simply because you disagree with what he feels.

And not that this matters, but I often agree with his assessment. Though I did this to be good silly fun, even if it is a bit pointless. But that might be because I suffered through FIRST DATE earlier in the week.

Anyway. Stepping off the soapbox. Play nice. Do I need to throw a piano party for y'all so we can kiss and make up?

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"No 65 year-olds I know watch much reality TV, know how to use Twitter, etc."

Clearly your circle of 65 year olds you know is incredibly small and is NOT representative of the group as a whole. Your bigotry is astounding.

"I have an issue with people who consistently flat out question my taste and intelligence because they don't agree with me."

Oh, can it, already. I don't give a hoot in hell about your opinions, and never have. All I called you out on here was your offensive, ageist statement and attitude.

"I do ignore After Eight's reviews,"

What a crock! You scour my every post and jump in like a mad dog after each one with your tired collection of insults. You really need to get a handle on this fixation of yours, you and that other angry brat.

"but I didn't ignore it when he jumped down my throat for mine, instead of asking me to clarify something that he took as offensive."

There was no need of clarification. Your statement was perfectly clear. And I didn't "take it" as offensive. It was offensive.

"ANYWAY...can we move on?"

Ha ha ha! Best laugh of the morning. You're the one who keeps bringing the matter up again and again.

And I notice you STILL haven't apologized to the Broadway World community.

WickedRocks, you did post a clarification, in which you confirmed that the meaning of the words you chose to use was in fact the actual meaning that you intended to convey.

So i'm not sure what you are getting at, exactly. You may not feel ageist inside, but you posted an ageist statement. Anyone can be forgiven for not realizing the impact of their words, if after having someone point it out to them, they think about it, reconsider, and apologize. If they think about it, decide that the ageist statements represent well their original intent, and wouldn't change or apologize for a thing, then it does become more reasonable to generalize that statement as representing the person's overall thoughts and opinions, and not just taking it as a one-time mindless flub.

Wow, was this one awful. It seems to me that satirizing reality dating shows is impossible, because they're already so bizarrely ridiculous, there's no further to go. They already are a satire on human vulgarity.

On top of that, these writers seem to only be able to make the most obvious and simplistic gags - no surprises here.

After 40 minutes, I wished that I could leave and do something actually entertaining, like wash my hair...

"When I leave the theater, the number one question I get, especially from people above 65, is “What is a hashtag?” But they still go with it! Everyone’s laughing at this word hashtag, and they just go with the flow, even if they don't know what it means."
http://www.broadway.com/buzz/170635/rory-omalley-on-life-after-mormon-obsessing-over-honey-boo-boo-starring-in-nobody-loves-you/

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I loved this show - saw it a few times, and would go back again. If I wanted to analyze it and pick apart all the little things people might criticize, I could. However, I thought the performances were solid, found the music to be great and upbeat, and laughed. A lot.

I had fun and found it extremely enjoyable. Sometimes I just want to go to the theater, have a good time, be entertained, and leave smiling. And I did.

Kad, don't forget "dumb" and "bigoted."

I saw this and can't say I enjoyed it. I agree with a lot of what RippedMan said. None of the songs stuck with me after the show. None of the jokes were anything that made me more than chuckle.

I'm a huge reality TV fan and this show really missed the mark. It seemed to have been written by people who were told by other people what classic tropes should be skewered. The premise that was set up during the beginning with Jeff going on the show to win back his girlfriend would have actually been funny. Instead we were made to suffer through this asshole's preachy disdain for the genre. It's true that you never care about Jeff/Jenny. I wonder if this would have been remedied has this not just been a simple 90 min one act (not that I'm campaigning for it to be any longer).

Everyone in the show is serviceable but while everyone else is praising Rory O'Malley as the standout I felt as though Heath Calvert KILLED it. He was the perfect reality show host for me and the only consistently funny character (possibly because he only had to play one character). I would also like to call attention to Roe Hartrampf who I adored in UNUSUAL ACTS and now love even more knowing that he's a good singer. Thankfully we got to see some of that body in this show as well.

I know there has been talk of this transferring but I highly doubt it. FIRST DATE seems to have the generic one-act comedy market cornered for now and I might just say it's the better of the two.

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Maybe that was my issue. You couldn't get a sense of what the reality show was supposed to be. Having the main set be "behind-the-scenes" took you out of everything because behind the scenes of a reality show is still inside a house and not the back of a theatre.

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everyone love's you its your thought that no one loves you. Its a message from God if you love other people God will love you too much infact you will be imagine how he helps you. Just this is depend on your thoughts.





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Updated On: 10/31/18 at 10:40 AM

JustinJack said: "everyone love's you its your thought that no one loves you. Its a message from God if you love other people God will love you too much infact you will be imagine how he helps you. Just this is depend on your thoughts.


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It seems to me that satirizing reality dating shows is impossible, because they're already so bizarrely ridiculous, there's no further to go. They already are a satire on human vulgarity.

On top of that, these writers seem to only be able to make the most obvious and simplistic gags - no surprises here.

After 40 minutes, I wished that I could leave and do something actually entertaining, like wash my hair...