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The Two Coreys

2007

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EP1 Showdown Jun 22, 2008

Corey Haim arrives back in LA and is ready to get his career and his friendship with Corey Feldman back on track. Feldman is content with where he is in his career and with his family, and would be fine if he never saw Haim again. At the urging of his wife Susie and manager Scott Carlson, Feldman finally relents to a meeting. The Two Coreys reunite at a diner and things get heated when Haim brings some skeletons out the closet and the two begin to argue over their differences and memories of their storied pasts.

EP2 Couples Therapy Jun 22, 2008

Corey Haim and Corey Feldman's first meeting since their fallout continues to flare at the diner and topics and personal accounts that were never made public come flying out. When they are unable to see eye-to-eye about their issues, they decide to see a therapist to try and work out their problems. In therapy more skeletons are revealed as accusations fly, but both Coreys ultimately agree that they have to accept each other in order to work together in the future.

EP3 Career Moves Jun 29, 2008

In the 11th hour Corey Haim questions whether he is going to do Lost Boys 2 which leads to an argument with Feldman--who helped Haim get the role in the first place. Haim really wants Feldman to stop worrying about his career and personal life. Feldman hires an assistant and begins to pitch new meetings for projects that do not involve Haim. Determined to get his own career back on track, Haim hires an assistant named Nelle, later lands an audition and finally books his first gig in 15 years!

EP4 Making Amends Jun 29, 2008

Corey Haim decides he wants to make amends for all the things he's done wrong in the past and takes out an apology ad in Daily Variety magazine. Feldman, Susie and their manager Scott Carlson think it's a PR stunt. However, when Haim invites the Feldmans to his house for a tension-filled dinner, Haim apologizes to them and the Feldmans start to believe that Haim is ready to change.

EP5 Lost Boy Jul 13, 2008

Corey Haim gets so nervous about the starting of the shoot for the film Lost Boys 2, that he shows up to the shoot high and ruins the hole thing. Feldman confronts Haim about this during the therapy session, which makes Haim walk right out the door.

EP6 All You Need Is Love Jul 20, 2008

Corey Feldman leaves nothing out when it comes to his big Valentine's Day surprise for Suzie. While Haim feels alone, he find a date that is just into him because of who is he and what he could do for her, and the other, a Playmate date set up for him by Feldman, that Haim ends up scaring off.

EP7 Role Models Jul 27, 2008

Haim spends a little time with his father and some child actors, while Feldman becomes controlling when Suzie poses for a layout in Playboy.

EP8 Intervention Aug 03, 2008

Feldman sets up an intervention for Haim that involves Pauly Shore and Todd Bridges.

EP9 Hang Ups Aug 10, 2008

Corey Feldman decides to get liposuction after seeing the latest photo of him from shoot. During this time, the Feldman's come to a decision to cut ties with Haim until he can become clean. Haim's assistant informs his mom about his self-destructive life style.

EP10 Crash Aug 17, 2008

In the show's second season finale, Corey Haim walks out of a therapy session after Feldman confronts him about his addiction. Haim needs to meet with Feldman after he learns he got movie role.
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Synopsis

The Two Coreys is an American reality show show which stars "The Two Coreys" and Feldman's wife, Susie. The series aired for two seasons on A&E. The premiere date was July 29, 2007. The second season commenced June 22, 2008. The show was cancelled during its second season, reportedly due to Feldman's refusal to work with Haim until he stopped taking drugs. The final episode aired on August 17, 2008.

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Steinesongo Too many fans seem to be blown away
TeenzTen An action-packed slog
Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.
Francene Odetta It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.
koakako I want to know how much Danny Blankenship was paid to write his so-called "review". That sounded like it came straight out of a publicist's office, on a slow day even. The show itself is pretty good, but it's nothing more than you can expect from a "reality show". We know parts of it are scripted, and parts of it are not - but they would have been better off not scripting anything and just let them be who they are. They're both funny guys, and trying to force them into scripted lines just dulls what would otherwise be something funnier.
handyoaka It's interesting that Corey Fedlman and Corey Haim do all right for themselves when separate, but put them together and there's trouble. They come across as has-beens who can't or won't accept the fact that their moment in the sun has long ago set. The end result is "The Two Coreys", which should be renamed "The Two Losers". It may sound harsh, but sometimes the truth can be very harsh.Corey Feldman and Corey Haim, wherever you are, stop living in the past. For better and worse, what you did then you did then. Move on, go your separate ways, do separate things, establish names for yourselves as adult performers, not former child stars who live in the past. You will be a lot more successful and develop greater self-respect!!!
laciebug15 ***It's not like a sitcom or a drama so I don't think I'm spoiling anything, but I do quickly mention some situations from the show*** Moving on--I understand why people might not enjoy the show, because I'm not a big fan of reality shows myself, but from what I know of the Coreys I was curious and gave in to an episode. I wasn't too sure what I thought from that experience so I checked out some episodes "On Demand" and on You Tube, and now I am hooked. Haim's life confusion (a.k.a dependency issues with Corey Feldman) mixed with the Feldman's life organization and slight O.C.D just makes for interesting conflict and I can't help but want to see what comes of it. If you watched an episode and weren't too sure how you felt, or are just curious about the show, I definitely believe its worth giving it a chance--between speed dating, going to a "sweat lodge" in an attempt to stop smoking, and an old flame of Haim's visiting from England, it definitely has it's moments.
marco_szawlowski As I watch this show I am thinking to myself "what is so different about this and other crap shows about people living in a house together". The answer is that there are two people in the house hold that have the same name. I know, Mind Blowing right? It just seems very cheesy and is looking like it is just done for the money the show will make. One Corey is portrayed as very neat and holy. He is shown as someone who has "turned his life around" just because he does not eat meat anymore and has quit smoking. On the other hand, the other Corey is portrayed as a very devilish character who is completely lazy and acts like a slob. I would compare this show to that Carter family house, very scripted and cheesy. It's not that I do not like these kinds of shows, don't get me wrong, I have no problem with a show like "Gene Simmons Family Jewels". I might give this show another chance by watching the second episode but for now I'm already getting bored of a 10 minute meal with them and a vegan. I was expecting some good things from these two men but there is a reason why they are known as child stars only.*EDIT* I have watched basically all the episodes in the series and still think it is a terrible waste of time. Also I would like to add that it is not actually a "real" reality show. Corey Feldmen even said on the Tom Green show live that the show was not actually real and the fights were not real. This explains why his son is not shown running around in Feldmen's "House".