Apartment 23
I'm thinking that the original title to this sitcom was "The Bitch from Apartment 21" but TV is too small to have a word like bitch in the title of something that may have to be advertised in reputable publications like People or TV Guide.
How insulting is it to Christianity to call a show "Are you there Vodka, it's me Chelsea?"
America, you are a prude.
Now.
Oddly, the pilot to Kristin Ritter's last show also involved Cake and her ass, so maybe this is some sort of motif she is planning on working into every TV show Kristin does now and forever after?
I liked it.
Practically the same plot as Two Broke Girls, but Apartment 21 makes 2 broke girls look like a black and white four panel newspaper strip. I'm not saying it's better, but they certainly spent a lot more money on locations and extras...
Productionwise I'd say it's comparable to Scrubs when it was still trying.
Oh, and Dawson is shuffled into the mix too, as himself.
James Vanderbeek as James Vanderbeek, not the continuing adventures of Dawson Leary.
As a human being he's really (finally) grown into his face, I used to think he looked just like that halfmoon faced monster villain from Nightbreed.
It's like Y'know how in it's like Y'know where Jennifer Grey played herself as the whacky nieghbour...
Cool?
"Don't be a blond dude in a Vietnamese prison, that's the real life lesson here Chloe."
I'm thinking that the original title to this sitcom was "The Bitch from Apartment 21" but TV is too small to have a word like bitch in the title of something that may have to be advertised in reputable publications like People or TV Guide.
How insulting is it to Christianity to call a show "Are you there Vodka, it's me Chelsea?"
America, you are a prude.
Now.
Oddly, the pilot to Kristin Ritter's last show also involved Cake and her ass, so maybe this is some sort of motif she is planning on working into every TV show Kristin does now and forever after?
I liked it.
Practically the same plot as Two Broke Girls, but Apartment 21 makes 2 broke girls look like a black and white four panel newspaper strip. I'm not saying it's better, but they certainly spent a lot more money on locations and extras...
Productionwise I'd say it's comparable to Scrubs when it was still trying.
Oh, and Dawson is shuffled into the mix too, as himself.
James Vanderbeek as James Vanderbeek, not the continuing adventures of Dawson Leary.
As a human being he's really (finally) grown into his face, I used to think he looked just like that halfmoon faced monster villain from Nightbreed.
It's like Y'know how in it's like Y'know where Jennifer Grey played herself as the whacky nieghbour...

Cool?
"Don't be a blond dude in a Vietnamese prison, that's the real life lesson here Chloe."
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