LastingAware The greatest movie ever!

Aneesa Wardle The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Celia A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

bkoganbing The one thing I always wondered about Tony Danza's character in Who's The Boss was why couldn't he get a coaching job somewhere? Even if he wasn't a star ballplayer the doors to coaching jobs are usually wide open to former major leaguers. And I presume he was playing in the days before free agency.So Tony Danza together with daughter Alyssa Milano before she became an enchanted Halliwell sister move into Judith Light's house in suburban Connecticut to become the housekeeper. It's quite a house Light is an uptight divorcée with a child around Milano's age played by Danny Pintauro. Presiding over it all is one foxy grandma played by Katherine Helmond. This woman is by no means over the hill and she makes everyone uncomfortable letting them know it. Who's The Boss gained most of its humor with the culture clash between street level Brooklyn and exclusive Fairfield County. It took a few seasons but the sexual tension between Light and Danza finally burst forth. One of the better played out romances in a TV series.Wonder if they had any kids?

canadianfreak_17 This was a good show. Although I never say it when it was still a regular series until the last season I've seen every episode in re runs and it is a very innocent humorous show. Katherine Helmond was the most interesting as Mona she could come out with one liners like that and Tony Danza and Judith Light also had their moments. It never quite got the praise it deserved however with really no major award wins in it's run. I thought it was much better than Golden Girls which was on at the same time and racked up them emmy's oh well that isn't always a barometer of true success. It was on for 9 seasons and was a considerable hit. Although not the best comedy to come out of that decade it was still fun to watch.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer This is the only sitcom that a person can watch for 7 years and not get bored! This show is wonderful for kids and teens to watch and grow up with the characters, I personally rate this show PG (MPAA) for mild language and some not-graphic sex-related dialogue.******************SPOILERS***************The writing is excellent and the ideas are great, the story is easy to follow and simple. The acting is WONDERFUL, I mean look at Alyssa Mylano, while Sam, her character, changed from a tomboy to an unpopular teen to a mature MARRIED woman, she was able to act all 3 of the "Sams", and Danny Pintauro's character, Jonathan, changed from the smart good boy to a teen that can't stop thinking about girls, Tony Danza and Judith Light, well, they act excellently, and the emotional tension between Tony and Angela was very well acted, and Mona is always a treat!Enjoyment: 5/5 Violence: 0/5 Family Viewing: 5/5Rating: 5/5

Paul Reubens This show has it all: from Tony Danza's feathered hair to Danny Pintauro's hair over his ears, this screams 80s like nothing ever has before. Pintauro is the most under-rated actor of the 80s. He is much better than Jeremy Miller, Kirk Cameron, and Fred Savage combined. The Bower agency is one of the best agencies ever and I think it is up there with Microsoft and General Motors at the top of the Fortune 500. Alyssa Milano should have stuck to the 80s. She is pretty hot, but has now resorted to 1-800-Collect commercials. The same thing happened to Mr. T and Arsenio Hall! The 80s just produces a bunch of losers. However, Pintauro is better than life itself. He is like a God. I have worshiped him since the mid 80s and will continue to support his hairstyle forever