all new to me this person---political shows ---the best i have ever seen was the englsh ONE---YES MINISTER

It was funny because all of a sudden we had all these Will Ferrell movies, as if he was the only comedian in Hollywood, and I didn't grow up with or something, so it was like a blind side. And I put his work in the category of the Adam Sandler movies, only Sandler is a 1 and Ferrell is maybe a 4 or 5. What I didn't like was when he was on The Office. He wasn't horrible, but they soon replaced him with James Spader, and it was like watching something that crawled from under a rock: slimy, smarmy, smirking piece of junk, and I don't think that was acting, but don't care to find out. Unfortunately, sitcoms, even successful ones, feel like they have to have a 'name' actor or nobody will watch (like Rob Lowe on Parks and Recreation or Ashton Kucher on that other show), even though the ensemble cast is excellent and could carry the action on their own. And by now many of the cast members in The Office have starred in movies, so why aren't they good enough to be promoted to chief fool? I'm so glad that Spader is gone, but it has ruined an entire season of re-runs.

I have to say I am with Martin on this one. I gave up on Will Farrell a long time ago. It is odd because I like silly, base humor, but he just always go so far beyond that. Maybe I will have to give this one a try, though.

You couldn't get me to see a Will Ferrell movie even if the greatest trick (well that's me so I'll have to get another example!) in the world wanted to take me!!!