Off Centre

Serie TV
2001–2002
TV-14
30min

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John Cho, Jason George, Sean Maguire, Lauren Stamile, and Eddie Kaye Thomas in Off Centre (2001)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA British stud and an American doofus share an apartment in Manhattan.A British stud and an American doofus share an apartment in Manhattan.A British stud and an American doofus share an apartment in Manhattan.

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Will Friedle was originally attached to play Mike, but he had to drop out due to another commitment (Friedle had been cast on The Random Years (2002) that same time). The pilot was initially shot with Josh Radnor who was unknown at the time, but the network decided to replace him with better-known actor Eddie Kaye Thomas.

Citazioni
[Chau is trying to organize a protest rally to bring back the recently cancelled T.V. show "The Education of Max Bickford."]
Chau Presley: Check out my sign.
[Holds up a sign that reads "We Don't Need No Education!"]
Chau Presley: We don't need no education. Get it? *"Education"*, "The Education of Max Bickford".
Euan: But it says we don't need it.
Chau Presley: No it says "We *don't* need *no* education". It's a double negative, which means we *do* need it!
Mike Platt: Chau, I'm not sure how to tell you this but, I think your sign's a little retarded!
Chau Presley: Yeah, retarded. Like a fox!

Curiosità sui crediti
In the episode "Little House on the Bowery". The "tire" is credited as "and introducing Steve the tire as himself"

Connessioni
Referenced in I Griffin: The Return of the King (of Queens) (2023)

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I was glad that I accidentally watched this show

Now, I have a very negative view of sitcoms. ESPECIALLY WB sitcoms! I stopped watching that network a long time ago. But I happened to be flipping through the channels one night and stumbled upon this show. I liked Eddie Kaye Thomas in the "American Pie" movies and think he's a fine, up-and-coming actor, so I figured I'll watch for a few minutes and when the jokes get dull I'll change the channel. Well, I really liked this show and couldn't change the channel! The show was created by the "American Pie" writers themselves, Paul and Chris Weitz, and the talent definitely shows. In addition to Eddie Kaye, as part of the "AP" alumni, there's John Cho who some may remember as the MILF guy. He is a very talented performer and he is absolutely hilarious on this show! I hope he gets more starring roles like this. The humor is quite puerile and aimed at a teen audience, but it never gets out of hand, and I get a lot of laughs out of this show and this is one WB sitcom that I'll probably watch on a regular basis.

My score: 7 (out of 10)