The Loop - Season 2 (1 Viewer)

[TonyD]

btw, check out the title of Diora Bairds next movie over at imdb.com

 

[Patrick Sun]

Nice!

 

[Joe S]

I like this show, thought it had been cancelled. I caught the 8:30 episode (HAD to watch The Sopranos).
I thought it was hilarious when the receptionist was walking through the office and Darcy could be seen in the background, making big boob gestures (best way to describe it).

 

[TonyD]

were did diora go

 

[Scott_J]

She was a guest star, and I think it was pretty obvious that she broke up with him by leaving the hotel room. What else were you wanting?

 

[Patrick Sun]

Sully's video for youtube cracked me up. That Stride girl had unusually bright white teeth, scarily so. Doing shots off Meryl's butt. Good night of The Loop.

 

[Scott-S]

I guess "Stride" was the last episode. I liked this wacky show and am sorry it didn't make it.

It seems there is no room left for sitcoms. It looks like the major networks only give one night to sitcoms anymore. I remember when the Sitcom was the normal show on during prime time. Now there are very few. sigh.

I guess we really need more crime shows, reality shows and game shows! :frowning:

 

[Hanson]

Philip Baker Hall was a total riot. They wrote funny stuff for him, and he constantly knocked it out of the park. For me, it was the only reason to watch. The rest of the show was just meh for me. I found the lead annoying, the brother useless, and they kept resorting to dumb or unbelievable things to keep the plot moving. It was trying to be wacky, but it seemed more like a mess to me.

 

[TonyD]

more.

 

[LarryDavenport]

Somebody hire Saba Homayoon (Jane) for a weekly series. She is hot AND cute. She was actually in the first episode of How I Met Your Mother (Barney asked her "Have you Met Ted?"). Maybe she will could play "mother."

Please continue talking about The Loop.

 

[Jason Harbaugh]

"There's a new whore in town and she likes gum."

Shame that that is it for the Loop.

 

[Patrick Sun]

I thought there were going to be 8 episodes? Last night were episodes 5, 6, and 7.

 

[Scott_J]

There are 10 episodes (cut down from the original order of 13). The last three will air this Sunday (7/1) at 7pm, 8:30pm and 9:30pm (Eastern).

 

[Scott-S]

Here is a list of the episodes.


No.Episode Air DateProd*#
1Pilot 3/15/20061AKK79
2Jack Air 3/16/20061AKK04
3Tiger Express 3/23/20061AKK03
4Trouble in the Saddle 3/30/20061AKK02
5Year of the Dog 4/6/20061AKK05
6Bear Drop Soup 4/12/20061AKK01
7Rusty Trombone 4/13/20061AKK06
8Windows 6/10/20072AKK09
9The Phantom 6/10/20072AKK10
10Yeah, Presents 6/17/20072AKK08
11CSI Donut 6/17/20072AKK05
12The Dutch 6/24/2007
13Lady Business 6/24/2007
14Stride 6/24/2007
15Crazy Goat 7/1/2007
16Fatty 7/1/2007
17The Stranger 7/1/2007

There are actually more episodes that I thought.

The "Stride" episode has me a little mixed. On the one hand it is making fun of the eproduct placement practice, but they sure did get a lot of advertisement in for Stide. I think this would have been funnier if the product was not a real thing. Now I have to wonder if they really did get some money from Stride for this episode?

 

[Chris Lockwood]

Hate to see this show go. What is the point of a 7-episode first season, then a 14-month gap? Is that some new audience-building strategy?

When the show didn't come back last fall or winter, I thought it was gone forever... why bring back new episodes, yet announce that it was already cancelled? Huh? How much of the audience is lost when they hear the show has been cancelled?

I love Hall's inappropriate comments followed by innocent explanations, like when he called the guy a camel jockey, then explained that he used to DJ at tobacco industry parties.

 

[Aaron Silverman]

Joy Osmanski is pretty cute too. Heck, Mimi Rogers still looks good! This show sure did a good job of picking actresses.

 

[Aaron Silverman]

I never heard of Stride -- I was totally surprised when they aired a real commercial for it! I wasn't sure at first whether it was a joke.

 

[Chris Lockwood]

I just assumed Stride was a fictional brand, but I see it's not. (I thought the name might be a takeoff on Trident.) Pretty funny for an episode about excessive product placement.

 

[Jason Harbaugh]

Yeah I thought Stride sounded familiar but didn't realize it was a real brand. Loved the brother's attempt at a PS3. Great delivery, especially the backlash.

 

[Jean D]

so after watching the last 3 episodes, I did laugh quite a bit.
Hilarious.