A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.A successful children's author hires an unqualified life coach to help her with anger and social issues.
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- 7 wins & 9 nominations
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- TriviaToby Berner was originally cast as Stan Dirko, but was replaced by Brent Butt after the pilot episode was delivered to CTV.
- SoundtracksHoot n' Holler (Hiccups Theme)
Performed by Craig Northey, Pat Steward, Steve Hilliam
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nothing funny about this
I'm Canadian. I understand references to Canadian culture whether they are topical or not. I was a fan of Brent Butt's stand up comedy long before his sitcom days and I was a fan of Corner Gas, especially during the first few years. Then the humour became stale and forced. Hiccups, in a sense, cuts out the middle man. It starts off being stale and forced without first being funny. I've seen only two episodes and I have no plans to see more. The show has a long way to go before it can be considered mediocre let alone good.
The problem with this show lies in the writing. The actors are talented but what can anyone can do with a lame premise and lame lines? Because of the status that Butt and Robertson enjoy in Canada this sitcom may be back next year but, judged on merit and not reputation, it needs to be terminated as soon as possible.
The problem with this show lies in the writing. The actors are talented but what can anyone can do with a lame premise and lame lines? Because of the status that Butt and Robertson enjoy in Canada this sitcom may be back next year but, judged on merit and not reputation, it needs to be terminated as soon as possible.
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