Ron Hudson

Very clever. Spect these to be great characters.

It is in a word - superb. After all these years, it manages to convey the challenges that all returning service men and women had to face and what life was like in post-war America.

This show is pathetic. A complete waste of Ms. Bialik’s many talents. Based on an equally squalid U.K. comedy, this must occupy the absolute basement of American television comedy. Simplify the script by about 1% and kindergartener’s would be rolling in the isles. Whew, it’s bad!

A comedy so dark and truthful that it’s hard to believe that it’s made in the U.S. Hilarious and terrifying at the same time. The absurd idiocy of the children is excelled only by the terrifying venality of the father.

This documentary is as close to perfect as humanly possible. If you’re an old fan, watch it and remember. If you’re a newby, watch it and learn how it’s done.

Was just ok. Some of the scenes and set-pieces were beautiful. From the beginning to the Cuba scenes was amazing. But The plot felt overly-complicated and some of the locations felt repetitive. Some characters had a lot of screen-time but were ultimately unimportant. Maybe should have called it quits with the last one?