Weird Science (TV Series) (1994) (original) (raw)
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Original title
Weird Science
Year
1994
Running time
25 min.
Country
United States
Director
Tom Spezialy (Creator), Alan Cross (Creator), Tom Spezialy, Alan Cross, David Grossman, Max Tash, Ricardo Méndez Mata, Les Landau, Mark Jean, Troy Miller, Christopher Hibler, Michael Lange, Steve DubinSee 5 More
Screenwriter
Tom Spezialy, Alan Cross, Kari Lizer, Ed Ferrara, Kevin Murphy, Jeff Vlaming, Adam Barr, Jimmy Aleck, Peter Ocko, Jim Keily, Dan StudneySee 7 More
Cast
Music
Cinematography
Producer
Genre
TV Series. Sci-Fi. Comedy | Teen/coming-of-age. Sitcom. TV Series adaptations from Movies
Synopsis
The adventures of Gary and Wyatt, two socially inept high school students. Together, using Wyatt's computer, they try to create a computer simulation of a perfect woman in order to practice communicating with women. However, a freak lightning storm brings the computer simulation to life, creating a real woman named Lisa - a drop-dead gorgeous genius with the powers of a "magic genie".
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Critics' reviews
- "It's slightly sexy, fun and funny"
- "In turning the 1985 feature film of the same name into a sitcom, Weird Science has become stupider, and a bit more hateful."
- "Surprisingly witty...Hardly great comedy, program still has spirit and Asher and Manasseri, who are good, developing comedians."
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