Sharon Wilton

The series is well written and the actors do a fantastic job so I must admit that I have enjoyed watching Season One of Frayed. One thing I could do without though is the bathroom humor that is really crude and lowdown at times. Why are there so many scenes of someone vomiting - in the gymnasium and into the inside windshield of the car and into a bowl of fruit in a hotel lobby and into a hat - what's so funny about someone throwing up?. Also, did anyone really find it funny to see an old man with his shorts pulled down pooping on the cement? Or how about the scene where Sam slips on dog mess and gets some in her mouth? Honestly, is that funny? And don't get me going on the language. If this is supposed to be the 80's I don't remember anyone saying the eff word in almost every sentence and sometimes three or four times in one sentence. Profanity and vulgarism may be cool to some people but most of us don't like it to be overdone. I'm not a prude but I feel like the producers went too far with the vulgarity which is way overboard in Frayed. I guess I can expect more of the same in Season Two.

This is one of the most heartwarming movies I've ever seen. Wonderful actors who know how to bring out their emotions. Brian Dennehy has just the right amount of crustiness and sentiment and his real-life daughter is a real charmer. Crystal Bernard is perfect as the new minister and Bobby Edner is brilliant in his role as her son. I challenge anyone to watch this movie without shedding a tear or two, especially at the end during the scenes with Brian Dennehy and his son. Thanks, William Shockley and Brent Huff, for a wonderful movie.

I enjoyed the show but the fact that the designers had to be in teams of two didn't seem right. It's great if you get to work with a partner who is obviously your best friend. How sad though for the ones who were in a team with somebody completely incompatible. It seemed so unfair. After the first episode I was hoping the teams would break into singles or names could be drawn from a hat to see who got a different partner. This doesn't happen of course and the ones who don't get along don't last on the show.

Absolutely loved all six seasons. Hopefully they will have sequels of the different characters and how they fared after 1960. There's still dozens of storeys to tell. My favorite character was Roy. How would they have managed without him.