Cursed

Série de TV
2000–2001
30 min

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Steven Weber, Chris Elliott, Wendell Pierce, and Amy Pietz in Cursed (2000)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaInitially the title was "Cursed" and the premise was that Jack had been cursed by an ex-girlfriend, and it certainly seemed to be effective; he constantly faced unfortunate situations and ev... Ler tudoInitially the title was "Cursed" and the premise was that Jack had been cursed by an ex-girlfriend, and it certainly seemed to be effective; he constantly faced unfortunate situations and events. The "Cursed" angle is dropped with the title change; the end of the series soon foll... Ler tudoInitially the title was "Cursed" and the premise was that Jack had been cursed by an ex-girlfriend, and it certainly seemed to be effective; he constantly faced unfortunate situations and events. The "Cursed" angle is dropped with the title change; the end of the series soon followed.

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Originally, the show was focused on Steven Weber's character being the most cursed man on earth, hence the original title "Cursed." When that didn't work, NBC decided to revamp the show into a more general sitcom and renamed it "The Weber Show."

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Jack Nagle: Well, I have a job. The hours are more but the pay is much worse.

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Referenced in 20 Years of Must See TV (2002)

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Yes, but whom? The show or the viewer?

I like practically everyone involved with this show, especially the mesmerizingly odd Chris Elliot and Amy Pietz, about the sexiest thing on two legs. And Weber is the perfect stone-faced star, especially considering what keeps happening to him (ala Keaton, Buster).

The show has promise, but its potty-mouth dialog is tedious and tired. And aside from Elliot, the laughs are thin and far between.

This year, I down-grade any show that uses a-- (what happened to "bottom," "hinder," "fanny" "back-side," et. al.?). It's a touchstone for childish writing. The premier already set a record as I actually lost count.