Comments on: Review: Life As We Know It

by: Brooke

Fri, 04 Feb 2005 04:36:37 +0000

life as we know it is very similar to high school these days, its good.

by: ruby a frias

Fri, 03 Dec 2004 20:33:29 +0000

hey, all i have to say are these boys on the show are freaking hot and it gets me watching every thursay night. I can honestly say that this show is way better than the O.C on FOX. competition. ALso, these people ar much younger and we can relate to the charcters. Shout out to all the hot guys on, life as we know it.

by: tim impens

Fri, 15 Oct 2004 16:34:58 +0000

I am a 40 year old male from Leamington Ontario Canada and I would like to give praise to ABC for developing a drama series that appeals to teenagers and addresses some problems and issues facing teenage males in the modern era. I know that the demographics say that there is a big market for shows which are geared to females between the ages of 13 and 32 and life as we know it with Dino, Ben and Johnathan should keep girls excited and interested. From my perspective of a heterosexual I enjoy the comradery the boys share and the open relationship Dino has with his father. The first two episodes have created a genuine interest in the show and the three main characters escapades and problems are those of many teenage boys. The show can be a catalyst for men to get in touch with parenting issues and help trigger the memories of parent to what it was like to grow up. The cute characters on the show will definitely attract young female viewers, and the parenting issues will attract mothers. The only ones left to get hooked on the show are teenage boys and their fathers. I know for myself the combination of the boys hobbies and interest keep me rooting for each of them. From a teenage boys perspective if you keep a party scene each week and show the boys having fun most of the time just being horny boys, I think young men all over will tune in to pick up a move, line, look or attitude.

Tim

by: Toby

Fri, 17 Sep 2004 05:13:27 +0000

Chris Lowell is a really great actor. He’s kind of a goofy character, but I think the show has potential with its target audience. I watched the show with a bunch of my college buddies and we awere laughing the whole way through.

It’s true - high school kids do think about sex all the time.

by: bv

Thu, 01 Jul 2004 15:49:52 +0000

Nice writeup - I’m sure you pine for the good old days when Matlock and Murder She Wrote were on. You’re right - you really are no longer the demographic… for anything near as I can tell.

Yeah, you’re probably right. I expect intelligent writing, not crass tittilation masquarading as “trendy.” I ask for character development, not immature narcisists pretending to be real people. I’m clearly too old, what expecting something entertaining and thought-provoking instead of a one-joke dungpile claiming to be a script.

And a newsflash…I would have hated this garbage when I was eighteen, too. Even then, I expected more than trivial and unfunny sex jokes. But then, this crap would have played well to the “Three’s Company” lowest-common-denominator demographic, too. Only shows how tasteless that LCD really is.

by: Jay Bone

Fri, 25 Jun 2004 01:39:44 +0000

You are an old prude.