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All parent reviews for The New Adventures of Old Christine

Age
16
Adult
April 9, 2008
 
yikes, what a dumb show
I HAD SOME HOPE THAT THIS MIGHT BE A GOOD SHOW BUT GIVE ME A BREAK--JUST PLAIN DUMB -THERE ARE OTHER THINGS IN LIFE FOR 40+DIVORCED MOMS THAN WHAT THIS SHOW PORTRAYS. DUMB,DUMB,DUMB. AND I AM NO PRUDE. LOVE TWO AND ONE HALF MEN.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Sorta sad...
I was really hoping for the great humor of Louis-Dreyfus' character in Seinfeld, but it is not to be. I watched this show twice, and found it very shallow, and the characters rather flat. Nothing really to like about it. Actually, rather depressing. Nothing funny about a family destroyed by divorce, and not a good basis for a TV show.

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Parent of 9 and 9 year old
April 9, 2008
 
Gives Single Moms a Bad Name
Main character seems to spend all of her time worrying about her sex life. Almost all the 'humor' is sex/bodily function based and is openly shared with the young boys character. I really hope this one gets canned quick. Ttuly horrible female stereotype.

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April 9, 2008
 

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Very adult humor
My son thinks this show is funny, but I try to watch it (on TiVo) after he goes to bed because there is a lot of content I don't want him to see.

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Parent of 11 year old
October 29, 2010
 
Good adult fun - not for kids
While this comedy is not suitable for kids under the age of 15 -16, for adults, and especially divorced parents, there are some positive messages here. Christine admittedly drinks too much, is promiscuous, and seems to be prejudiced against everyone (equally!); however, this divorced couple has figured out how to work well together to raise their son. Dad's steady relationship with "new" Christine is dealt with straight forward, and "old" Christine's attempts to find love and happiness are character studies in what works and what doesn't - in both cases.

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