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5 stars
friends r suppose to be friends
September 11, 2008
I watched the show for the first time ever and i think it is complete bs how corey h wnted corey f to come and be a man about the situation and he could not even show up there. corey h tried to do something right and it didn't work out that way and no offense but corey f ur wife seems to be a real b***h she is the one who estroyed ur friend ship with corey h. Remember bros before hoes
corey h if I was single u could come look me up i would give u a chance .But some people don't look at things that way i value my friends and they do the same of me! I just hope that yall can work it out though it would be really awsome to see u guys come back together
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5 stars
Season 2 - WAYYY BETTER...
August 27, 2008
I think this season is way better. These guys are hilarious. I have no idea why people rip them, it is a very entertaining show. I also think the counselor angle is excellent.
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2 stars
Same ole, same ole
August 16, 2008
Two child stars that are trying to grow up and move on with their lives-one that seems to have gotten his life together; one that is having a difficult time letting go with his attachment to his childhood friend. Corey #2 obviously needs therapy-on a variety of issues. I would pass on this series.
Isabella
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3 stars
Haim, save yourself. Dump Feldman.
August 4, 2008
I have to agree with the Dean without Jerry analogy. Haim seems to carry Feldman. I can't see anyone wanting to watch Feldman without Haim. I could see that show now: Feldman, wearing too much make up, crying about how we all find him freakish, singing (very badly) to his fairly unattractive but big busted wife, about how much he loves himself.
Seriously, Haim is clearly the better actor and the better person. Having an illness that he struggles with is not something that makes him weak or worthless. And I think it is so helpful to millions of people who have similar struggles when they can watch a person fight this battle and can relate to similar life experiences. Haim brings some value to this program in that he can be a person who can demonstrate the value in taking each day as it comes.
I think that if he were to dump the Felmans and move forward and surround himself with people who won't sabbatoge his attempts to maintain a normal, peaceful, life, he would do much better. These people seem invested in his losing and I think that investment is that they can only look good as long as they can help him to look bad. His fall is Feldman's only opportunity to rise. If Haim succeeds then America continuse to refere to him in terms of the "Good Corey" ; the "Cute Corey"; the "Corey Who Can Act" and so on. I remember growing up that Feldman was always the joke next to Haim. Especially when he got into that whole M. Jackson era.
But we are all adults now and Haim has the ability, the right and it appears the desire to turn his life on and begin to live it. I'm afraid as long as Feldman is there to trip the switch, he won't succeed. So as a fan, I hope to see Haim just dump Feldman and then take the credit he deserves.
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4 stars
Feldman, this is your intervention.
August 4, 2008
I have a dirty little shameful pleasure. I watch the Two Coreys. I have been saying from Season I that Haim is being portrayed as this loser bad guy, but clearly Feldman would be a big fat nothing without Haim to play off of... sort of like Dean without Jerry. Anyway, yesterday's episode did me in and while I have developed a dear affection for Haim, I can't watch Feldman and his nasty wife on TV anymore. They are the epitomy of hateful, idiots who think they know something. First, Haim said, respectfully, no thanks, I don't want an intervention. This means, and intervention would not work. Then Feldman, who clearly knows nothing, throws and intervention with people who are not currently in Haim's life and could not offer any first hand accounts of how Haim's behavior has been witnessed by them. So they have no credibility. Next Feldman does not have a mental health professional there to run and intervention. Had he done so he may have de-escallated Haim pretty quickly. Now Haim comes in, clearly realizes what is going on, because he actually has a brain, and then gets ticked when Shore starts accusing him, falsely of being drunk and drinking. Again, Shore clearly had no clue what he was talking about, didn't even know Haim doesn't use alochol and should not have been there. Then when Haim gets ticked they all say he's defensive. I've never used drugs, I'd be defensive too. It was disrespectful, insulting and degrading. I hope Haim is not abusing drugs, but if he was, this was no way to help him. It made things worse, which is what Feldman seems to like to do for Haim. He just loves to pull the rug out from under him. I am surprised that the TV therapist who ranks up there with good ol' Dr. Phil as far as I'm concerned didn't tell Feldman that he was an idiot for trying this and he owes Haim the apology of a lifetime. Of course does he go to apologize? No, he goes to his house and yells "open the door b**ch! Then he and his hooker wife get ticked when Haim tells them to go away. They clearly went there to escallate the situation. They showed no concern or compassion or consideration for Haim. They were there to push him further after their bad behavior. So if Haim is using, well I'd say they certainly didn't do much to help telling him that they hope he and his pill bottle are happy and calling his mother names. They are sick individuals and Haim would be so much better off if he walked away from them. They are intent on taking him down, destroying him and then Feldman can finally be the better of the two Coreys. But probably not. There is a pretty good reason why America has never really liked Feldman, this series just showcases those reasons.