The hyper sexualization of Jody Sweetin didn't help either. Yes, she grew up to be quite beautiful, with an amazing body also, but did the audience need to be constantly reminded of it by her dressing up like someone's sugar baby every five minutes?
shareThe use of the laugh track is unbearable. ("Ha ha HA HA") I finally got around to watching this because I always liked Andrea Barber and "Kimmy." ("HA HA HA ha ha") I mainly wanted to see what she looked like today. ("Ha ha ha")
They insert this lame laugh track after EVERY line. ("Ha ha ha HA HA HA!") Is the writing that poor that they must remind the audience that this is a comedy, or are people really that dense these days? ("Ha ha ha ha")
This is no exaggeration. I turned it off after five minutes.