saving silverman

Saving silverman Saving Sarah silverman The Holocaust, pedophilia and mental retardation aren’t apparent comedy fodder.
But Sarah Silverman somehow managed to mine the subjects for laughs, pushing the boundaries of humor and taste in the third and best season of her Comedy Central show.
The third season, unfortunately, could mark the last stand for “The Sarah Silverman Program.”
Deadline Hollywood reports that Comedy Central has canceled the show – a development Silverman’s immature, potty-mouthed character might call a bunch of doody.Yeah, the film does have its obvious plot holes. Like why after six months are these living with each other?, and why are things happening the way they are? The plot holes are there and I can see they did a lot of this stuff just to move the story on, but its not like I really cared. There are some weak spots where the jokes from when I was 11 got different for me as I got older, but I didn’t care as much since I still laugh.

The jokes in this movie are funny, and also wildly random, but random in a good way. I foudn the jokes added on a lot more comedy in a raunchier way than trying to be smart and going over their heads. And, believe it or not, when these guys talked, I felt like I knew who they were because many of my friends talk exactly like them, even me sometimes.