Linda Stasi, New York Post
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For 541 reviews, this critic has graded:
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65% higher than the average critic
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33% lower than the average critic
On average, this critic grades 3.6 points higher than other critics.
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Linda Stasi's Scores
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 399 out of 541
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Mixed: 82 out of 541
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Negative: 60 out of 541
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Linda Stasi 38
A bad morph-job of "Seinfeld" and "Friends" but without the simplicity of the first, the chemistry of the second or the brilliance, timing, and writing of either. -
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Linda Stasi 38
Moonlight, unfortunately, doesn't trust its audience and so falls to exposition via a fake talk-show interview at the beginning, and then throughout with dialogue dully delivered by Internet investigative reporter Beth Turner (Sophia Myles). -
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Linda Stasi 38
HBO's new series from death-obsessed Alan Ball, creator of the legendary "Six Feet Under," whose new show True Blood, won't so much make your blood run cold as it will leave you cold. -
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Linda Stasi 38
The second episode is 30 percent better than the first. Maybe by episode six, it will actually be watchable. -
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Linda Stasi 38
The real-life Village locale (in Nambia) is fascinating and McKellen is great, as always--but Caviezel and the rest just grimace a lot and make you want to get-the-hell outta town. -
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- Posted Jan 11, 2012
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Linda Stasi 38
The show, yet another "reality" show starring a bunch of rich people who supposedly spend all their time together, partying, fake arguing and creating drama out of nothing, is so dull, it makes "Russian Dolls" look exciting.- Posted Mar 8, 2012
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Linda Stasi 38
The fact the mystery is pretty much laid out like a coma patient from the beginning, ruins whatever suspense you might otherwise have built up.- Posted Sep 4, 2012
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Linda Stasi 38
They tried for the tried and true, hoping they'd get "The Sopranos" meets "Grey's Anatomy" while filling the hole "House" left in the schedule. And, like a camel, they ended up with an animal made by committee.- Posted Sep 17, 2012
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Linda Stasi 38
If Freddy Krueger married Regan from "The Exorcist," and they moved to "Shutter Island" with "Agnes of God" on "Friday the 13th," they'd all end up in this Asylum.- Posted Oct 17, 2012
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Linda Stasi 25
"Kings" is a self-conscious attempt to reel in the 20- to 30-something male demographic that TV is so desperate to capture. But, unfortunately, it isn't edgy, especially funny or believable. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Vulgar and incomprehensibly unfunny, "Sons & Daughters" is a clear attempt to be a hip hybrid of "Arrested Development," "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and "The Office." Instead, it's just a mostly superb cast being thrown to the wolves with ugly dialogue. -
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Linda Stasi 25
"'Til Death's" Garrett, the man who made Jackie Gleason look like a disgusting manic-depressive jerk in that awful CBS movie, seems to be bringing the same unpleasant character to his first leading-man role in a sitcom. -
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Linda Stasi 25
The acting is OK, but not so OK that you can overlook their model-good-looks. I mean, no town can be that full of perfect specimens. But you would have thought Hollywood couldn't be so full of bad writers either. -
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Linda Stasi 25
A line-for-line ripoff of Bravo's not-terribly successful "The Real Housewives of Orange County." -
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Linda Stasi 25
The whole thing's about as enjoyable as getting stuck in a stalled subway car full of mimes. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Even rousing viewers to stay awake would be a big accomplishment. -
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Linda Stasi 25
It's a nasty piece of work filled with underage sex, vulgar, hateful kids and references to young girls that are flat-out ugly and disrespectful. -
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Linda Stasi 25
With jokes so bad, they make Carrot Top look funny, it's a tough haul for all--all around. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Matt produces two products in surplus amounts: cheese and corn. And I'm not talking by-products of animal husbandry. -
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Linda Stasi 25
The series from Academy Award-winning "Juno" screenwriter Diablo Cody and Steven Spielberg smacks of smugness and self-congratulatory cleverness. -
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Linda Stasi 25
NBC's unfunny adaptation of the wildly funny Australian sitcom, is arguably the worst idea for an import from the Land Down Under since Vegemite. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Not to put too fine a point on it, but you'd need rocks in your head to really love Game Show In My Head. -
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Linda Stasi 25
This series is a disturbingly unfunny bit of fluff that nonetheless manages to hit you over the head with its heavy, leaden jokes. -
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Linda Stasi 25
OK, not every TV procedural is dumb, but Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior? Dumb is too smart a word.- Posted Feb 16, 2011
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Linda Stasi 25
It keeps the proud tradition alive with dialogue so bad, it'll make you laugh out loud; acting so shallow, it could make a model look brainy; and actors so unbelievable, they can't even get the runway stomp right. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Daniel Henney is the new handsomest man on TV and it's a pleasure to watch him walk the halls in scrubs. But even he can't make me believe what Three Rivers is selling. For that, I'd need a brain transplant. -
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Linda Stasi 25
Hank, is one of the worst new (or old) comedies of this or many other seasons. -
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Linda Stasi 25
CBS' new social-experiment-on-a-budget-series, is one of those occasionally interesting summer replacement series that proves once more that "real" people will do anything to get on TV. -
