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Dumballa · 09-17-2005, 01:35 AM

Hey, did anyone catch Sara's new show? I think, even though it was only the first episode, it has a good chance of lasting at least to a second season. The dialog was good, not trying to hard at all, as with most new shows. I thought Melanie Griffith was strong. Molly Stanton, who plays Sara's sister Farrah, is good as the Paris Hilton wannabe ass model. And it was good to see Mark Linn-Baker working full-time again. When I first saw him standing next to Melanie, I thought they might have cast it wrong. But by the end of the show I had changed my opinion.
Overall the show was suprisingly funny. The cast, in just one episode, seemed to really be comfortable with one another as if this was episode 31 not #1.
As with any show, if the writing stays sharp, this show has a good chance of staying around.

troopoleon8897 · 09-17-2005, 08:19 AM

I liked it to... Farrah and Mitchie remind me of a young Becky and Darlene, because Farrah gets all the boys just like Becky and Mitchie gets it shoved in her face being a nerd and all (However Darlene was a jock but its still the same thing)

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09-17-2005, 01:35 AM	#1
Dumballa Sight beyond sight. Forum Veteran Join Date: Sep 05, 2005 Location: Lighthouse Point Posts: 6,384	Tonight Sara Gilbert's new show "Twins" premiered. Hey, did anyone catch Sara's new show? I think, even though it was only the first episode, it has a good chance of lasting at least to a second season. The dialog was good, not trying to hard at all, as with most new shows. I thought Melanie Griffith was strong. Molly Stanton, who plays Sara's sister Farrah, is good as the Paris Hilton wannabe ass model. And it was good to see Mark Linn-Baker working full-time again. When I first saw him standing next to Melanie, I thought they might have cast it wrong. But by the end of the show I had changed my opinion. Overall the show was suprisingly funny. The cast, in just one episode, seemed to really be comfortable with one another as if this was episode 31 not #1. As with any show, if the writing stays sharp, this show has a good chance of staying around.