Hey, so I'm getting a little carried away with the music thing; It's what I do best. So before you read the below postings, I invite you to carry on a little about "Free Ride". I've been keeping a very close eye on it, and would love to know if you all watch it too.
Rapid Fire Theatre seems to be getting it's tentacles more tangled in Hollywood every year...
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Oh Shawn, you should be an employer's negotiator! That is a wonderful plan!
And I taped the first episode of Free Ride, have there been more aired?
Josh Dean is fantastic but I found the show to be a little bit of a letdown in its general originality and hilarity. Your thoughts?
There have been two episodes:
1.Missouri loves Company
2.Up the Aunty (ewwwww....)
The pacing is fast. Despite enjoying the second episode, I felt a little like I got beat up (with information). Nonetheless, I like it.
Ah, I have read about Up the Aunty.
hmm... maybe I should watch it before judging.
Why ewww?
ok if either of you have taped both of these free ride episodes i would like to WATCH them cause i have peasant view live in the vountry and go to the prospect jams. A.K.A. cant watch without your help
-Scott (bald guy with a bottle)
Ewww, not because "Up the Aunty" means raise the stakes, but because they actually also mean "Up the Auntie", as in Dove is doing Nate's Auntie. Ew.
Oh, that is wrong!
If by peasant view, you mean rabbit ears, then join the club! FreeRide is on Global on Sunday night, at about 10pm or something.
Of course if by peasant view, you mean looking through your neighbor's window at his aquarium, then I can't help you.
I think Free Ride suffers from shit-poor editing, especially the first episode. The awkwardness of it all is defeated by the lack of long pauses. I think that it could be much better than it is given a rethought editing style. I thought the second episode was more funny-funny than the first, though I liked them both. More than Friends, anyway.
Overall, not bad. Entirely watchable. Could be better, though.
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