People Like Us (TV Series 1999–2001) ⭐ 8.3 | Comedy (original) (raw)
- TV Series
- 1999–2001
- 30m
Ordinary people's lives are documented in comic style by an off-screen narrator.Ordinary people's lives are documented in comic style by an off-screen narrator.Ordinary people's lives are documented in comic style by an off-screen narrator.
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I really love this sitcom. It´s a breath of fresh air from all those stupid moronic American trash proggies (with exception of Seinfeld, that is). For starters, there is no laugh track. Nobody laughs in the show. I simply love that. It´s great! You don´t hear those damn idiotic laughs that are crammed all over other sitcoms. Second, it´s filmed as a documentary. The basic premise is this guy, Roy Mallard, that walks around interviewing people at work. For example, a headmaster of a nice school, a freelance fotographer, people like that. So, in the beginning, every thing seems quite Unfunny, but then stupid things start to happen. People do mistakes, and funny things, altough they don´t even understand it. For instance, Roy is always saying "Hum" and "Hun hun" in order to advance in the interview. The show is excellent, and I really can´t describe accurately. You have to see it for yourself.
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- Sep 1, 2000
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By what name was People Like Us (1999) officially released in Canada in English?