Una mala persona gana cien mil dólares en la lotería y decide corregir todos los errores de su pasado para reivindicarse.Una mala persona gana cien mil dólares en la lotería y decide corregir todos los errores de su pasado para reivindicarse.Una mala persona gana cien mil dólares en la lotería y decide corregir todos los errores de su pasado para reivindicarse.
- Ganó 5 premios Primetime Emmy
- 15 premios ganados y 74 nominaciones en total
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- TriviaThe items in Earl's list shown during the opening sequence read as follows:
- 56: Stole liquor from liquor store.
- 57: Told Joy Dan Dodd messed himself on the (rest cut out of frame).
- 58: Fixed a high school football game.
- 59: Everything I did to Dad.
- 60: Pulled fire alarm
- 61: Stole Mom's car (but I gave it back).
- 62: Faked death to break up with a girl.
- 63: Wasted electricity.
- 64: Spray-painted the bridge.
- 65: Cost Dad the election.
- 66: Let mice out at school play.
- 67: Stole beer from a golfer.
- 68: Blew up mailboxes.
- 69: Cheated on school tests a lot.
- ErroresWhen Joy is shown counterfeiting 20's in 1996, they are the bills that were redesigned in 2004.
- Créditos curiososThe "Amigos de Garcia" production company card in the closing credits features a different friend of Executive Producer 'Gregory Thomas Garcia' every week.
- Versiones alternativasThe DVD releases change several of the songs that originally aired with the episodes.
- ConexionesFeatured in The 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards 2006 (2006)
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I'm not much of a TV watcher anymore, as most stuff these days doesn't appeal to me, especially the whole "reality TV" trend. It's not often that a show comes along that is original in concept (or, at least in presentation!), and that makes me laugh all the way through.
Having said this, we caught this show on the TiVo, and it's just plain funny. It's more for mature audiences, and if you grew up in redneck USA (like I did) in the 80's, it'll leave you in stitches. Plus, there is a bit of a message presented as well. "Do good deeds to others, and good things will happen to you." In a sort of bizarre, twisted way, you could call this the "Kung Fu" of the 00's.
Lee does an excellent job of narration and acting, and the rest of the cast is pretty much perfect at their roles, even in the first episode. I had never really heard of him until his (quite good) performance in "The Incredibles", but his acting is really impressive.
It's funny. Best stuff I've seen in years. Watch it and see for yourself.
Having said this, we caught this show on the TiVo, and it's just plain funny. It's more for mature audiences, and if you grew up in redneck USA (like I did) in the 80's, it'll leave you in stitches. Plus, there is a bit of a message presented as well. "Do good deeds to others, and good things will happen to you." In a sort of bizarre, twisted way, you could call this the "Kung Fu" of the 00's.
Lee does an excellent job of narration and acting, and the rest of the cast is pretty much perfect at their roles, even in the first episode. I had never really heard of him until his (quite good) performance in "The Incredibles", but his acting is really impressive.
It's funny. Best stuff I've seen in years. Watch it and see for yourself.
- pwargo
- 22 sep 2005
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