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- Address:
29 East First
Hinsdale, IL 60521Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cinehinsdale.com/
- Phone: (630) 590-5655
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday: Closed, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area
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CiNe restaurant, a modern day taqueria featuring contemporary Mexican dining, is located in Hinsdale's Historic Downtown on 29 E. First Street. CiNe is open for dinner six days a week. Lunch options will be available in the Summer of 2013 when the stunning outdoor patio opens.Continued
CiNe has a special space for each type of customer. The bar is open late-night, perfect for enjoying happy hour or stopping by for a quick bite. The bar menu is comprised of various tapas including tacos, ceviche, tortas and more. The cocktail list features signature drinks made with the freshest ingredients including margaritas, Mezcal cocktails, and never-before-seen Micheladas
CiNe has a special space for each type of customer. The bar is open late-night, perfect for enjoying happy hour or stopping by for a quick bite. The bar menu is comprised of various tapas including tacos, ceviche, tortas and more. The cocktail list features signature drinks made with the freshest ingredients including margaritas, Mezcal cocktails, and never-before-seen Micheladas
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- Diners' Choice WinnerMexican
CiNe reviews from OpenTable diners
82 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (44)fit for foodies (38)good for groups (35)great for outdoor dining (16)kid-friendly (13)special occasion (12)romantic (9)great for lunch (7)vibrant bar scene (6)hot spot (6)great for brunch (4)notable wine list (4)late-night find (4)scenic view (2)Show More
- Try the specialsChrisBDined on 11/26/2014Many choices on the menu include traditional Mexican and modern/fusion style Latin. Everything that we have tried, we have enjoyed. Do ask about the special entrees for the evening. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 11/22/2014We are from Naperville and have many dining options in our town but decided to take a little road trip east to try something different. We have dined at Cine two times in the past month and have not been disappointed. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is awesome. We will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CiNeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014WE chose to dine on Nov 3 which was CiNe's celebration of Day of the Dead. - When we got there, they did NOt have our reservation, but it did'nt matter as the restaurant had very liitle traffic. Teir was no music, but apparently this was on Friday and Saturday only. Although the fare was excellent the prices were high. Dinner for 4 was over $200 not including gratuity.. I guess the tipoff was no prices shown on the menu or the specials... Although it was expensive, the food and service was excellent. I would like to see more reasonable specials or a once a year half price menu like Greek Isles does each year....Special Features:
- Great mexican foodpoppyDined on 11/2/2014The food was great here. Presentation and plating were awesome. Menu options were great, something for everyone. Service was a little slow.Special Features:
- First time visitMP74Dined on 11/1/2014Bad experience. We had a 8:00 reservation, we arrived at 7:45 and waited until 8:30 to be seated. Being in the customer service industry, you need to keep your customers in the loop in order to keep them as a customer. There was a small table in the bar, this would have been nice to be able to stand and have a drink while we waited. There was two young women, that were setting up plastic cups with beer samples. Not very appropriate when you have people wanting to spend money, and enjoy an evening. After being seated, we were told there were not enough glasses for water and we had to wait another 20 minutes to get water. While waiting for our food, we overheard a waiter tell another that he was top sales for the night. Inappropriate.
- Hoosiers21Dined on 11/1/2014Food very good as were drinks but need to work out hostess situation. We waited an hour past our reservation time - and there was alot of confusion betwen the hostesses. Too many tv's for a Mexican restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexican food a step aboveDaneVIPDined on 11/1/2014Above average Mex food in an upbeat, modern setting.
- Excellent'Latte1Dined on 10/26/2014The food is excellent, upper scale Mexican in a wonderful setting. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday nightRushedVIPDined on 10/24/2014I thought the service from our waiter, Steve, was outstanding. I was disappointed with the food. I love enchiladas but thought these were small, tasteless, not what I was used to. One woman ordered some kind of steak and it was very good. The fajitas were not-so-good, chicken was dry. Nachos were good. Desserts okay. A place I might go to again if the group wanted to but if it was my pick, no. As I said the waiter, Steve was fantastic. Never rushed us or ignored us. Service was the best part of the evening.Special Features:
- LynnlynnVIPDined on 10/22/2014Food was delicious and our waiter, George, was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CINE Scores Again!Flutist1Dined on 10/18/2014This was my third experience at CINE. The first time was with my husband as we were checking it our for our son's wedding rehearsal dinner. We loved the atmosphere, quality of the food and the excellent drinks. You can tell that they use only fresh fruit juices in their alcoholic drinks. Excellent! The rehearsal dinner was perfect! Everyone loved the food, drinks and the venue. Our server managed all 26 people with a smile and nothing was ever too much for her to handle. The food was timed to come out right after the speeches and we couldn't have been more impressed. This last time, my two sister-in-laws were with me and it was their first time there. They loved it, as well, and we all agreed that we'd be back again!Special Features:
- Nice tacosAquaVIPDined on 10/18/2014Really great special with all you can eat tacos for lunch. I liked the pastor the best, but many were good. Service was a little slow getting food out from the kitchen, even though there weren't too many people there. Good beer on tap.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchchuckDined on 10/15/2014Only had lunch,food good Use valet parking located west of restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tries, but comes up shortComfortableDined on 10/11/2014Having closed her restaurant in Wicker Park, I would have expected this restaurant to be more refined. The food was above average-not great, but the service was awful and the ambient noise was too high to allow normal conversation. We had a tasty ceviche and a selection of good tacos, including the special barbarcoa. The tequila cocktails were good as was the house salsa. The food came painfully slowly and our server seemed to forget about periodically. The waiter mistakenly kept our credit card and I had to return to retrieve it the following day (partly my fault). Overall, the food was good... But these trendy spots are a dime a dozen and the staff needs to do better if they want my business.Special Features:
- Nice for quick dinnerWallycatVIPDined on 10/10/2014We had wanted to try this place and didn't have much time because we were headed to a movie. It was crowded, but we got right in with or schudeuled reservation time. The waiter was very busy and it took a little time to get our drinks, but our food came very quickly. The waiter was friendly and helpful. I ordered the shrimp tacos and they were good. My husband had steak tacos and he liked his meal as well. The chips and salsa were very fresh and flavorful. I did have the Mexican coffee was hot, but kind of weak. The white sangria was good. Overall a good experience. I would go back for sure.Special Features:
- CiNe Wonderful!TMladicDined on 10/10/2014Had a great impromptu lunch right in town at this fun spot. Best watermelon margaritas ever! Modern décor reminds me of the Cosmopolitan hotel in Las Vegas. Top notch quac and salsa - - fun choices for lunch and dinner and great atmosphere. Staff is excellent and made us feel welcomed and we left with a smile on our face. I'm lucky I work minutes from CiNe and can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow..what a surprisepearsthDined on 9/27/2014The food was fantastic - 100% home made and unique. There are multiple vegetarian options (great for me) and loads of other unique, home made dishes. I had the veggie fajitas and they made it spicy with jalepeno salsa. Meal was excellent. The salsa with the chips was home made and excellent as well. Our waitress was very friendly. The ambiance was very interesting and well laid out. It used to be an old movie theater. As my wife and I were on the way out, we were looking around and admiring the architecture and detail of the ceiling - a gentleman (presumably the owner or manager) offered to show us around and gave us a quick history of the building. Overall, great evening with great food at a great location. Will go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Great drinks.MunchabunchDined on 9/14/2014Comparable to maya del sol in oak park--we're thrilled to have found our new south of the border restaurant since moving from that area. Will definitely return, possibly with the kid in tow. Seemed very kid friendly, but private enough for date night. Our server Steve was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- darbyVIPDined on 9/13/2014The margaritas are good but overpriced. The food is really bland. We ordered a burrito and tacos, neither of which were flavorful. We had to put so much pico de gallo on the burrito to make it edible. We will not be going back here.
- Loved it!JJBEJY08Dined on 9/10/2014Terrific experience! Guillermo was outstanding, the scene/vibe was very hip yet inviting. The food was great as well as the $5 margaritas. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service and Atmosphereeater02Dined on 8/30/2014I would recommend the special - nice change from your tacos or burritos. Food was delicious and waiter was very knowledgeable and helpful in explaining the menu. The front section of the restaurant was a little noisy, maybe could use some curtains, but there was a quieter section in the back. Love the decor too. Fun place and house margarita's were great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceFishfan4VIPDined on 8/27/2014Old movie theatre turned restaurant has a great look and feel. Been to quite a few Mexican restaurants but this one tops the list. The hand made tamales, mole sauce on the enchiladas and the house margaritas were a difference maker. Have to put a word in for our server Ray also, top notch with service and recommendationsSpecial Features:
- Great Mexican ViberrofhinsdaleVIPDined on 8/21/2014This is the spot for great Mexican food and drink. The food is great and the decor eclectic. Margaritas are wonderful but they aren't frozen if you like that. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food locallyOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/20/2014Stopped in at CiNe for lunch. Food was great except a mistake was made with order brought to table. Wish they didnt eliminate whole bean sides- refried only now. Server was very efficient and friendly. They have greatly improved the wine by the glass.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Welcome surpriseJennWDined on 8/17/2014Not just your standard Mexican-American staples here- as much as I like a well executed taco or tamale with a pile of rice & beans, Cine is so much more than that. I'll be back.Special Features:
- Pricey food, not very good serviceJules52Dined on 8/16/2014This was the second time I have been there... Last time we sat outside and there was a problem trying to get a waiter. Same thing happened this time... My husband and I sat for about 10-15 minutes before we finally asked who our waiter was. The waiter we got was very good, but I do feel they need to at least come over and introduce themselves when we sit down. I realize they are busy, but at least acknowledge our presence. We were ready to walk out..the food was pretty good, but with a tip was close to $100 for two, and for Mexiican food I felt it was pricey... We only had two drinks .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!TequilaHeavenVIPDined on 8/15/2014We really enjoyed the place and the food. Very chic setting, creative food, extensive list of tequilas and great service.Special Features:
- AnsuDined on 8/14/2014We are ferquent visitors at CiNE; just love the food.Special Features:
- Excellent food and servicevipdinerVIPDined on 8/10/2014I was very impressed with the food and service. The guacamole was amazing and I hope they never change the recipe. I highly recommend eating here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I'm picky with Mexican food!KeaganVIPDined on 8/8/2014I'm very picky when it comes to Mexican food! I'm so very particular about my cuisine and my favorite mexican restaurant has always been Rick Bayless' restaurants. But now there is chef Luis at Cine in Hinsdale. The food was amazing! My husband had the Cine Steak and I had the salmon. Both entrees were boasting with flavor! The cocktails were great, not overpowering as the mango margarita was a nice summer treat. The only thing I could say that was sub-par was the slow waitress. Although she was new to the restaurant industry, she would leave our table for too long a time frame. Cine has changed for the better since it first opened with much better food now and they're more accommodating. We can't say enough about it!Special Features:
- Love!JesseDined on 8/8/2014Just love this place and love the food. Loved our server, too! Can't complain about anything!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time there - nice transitionOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/8/2014I was curious to see how they would make this old movie house into a restaurant. It was nicely done! The food was also very tasty. I had the snapper which was very flavorful. I look forward to returning for brunchSpecial Features:
- Great for Mexican FoodEnjoyTequilaDined on 8/5/2014I was very surprised of the new menu changes they made. I remember it used to be more of a french fusion but now is more of what you expect of Mexican food. Don't take me wrong, it was good before, but now you can order with more confidence. I am a meat eater and I had a combo platter with filet mignon and jumbo shrimp. My wife had the Veracruz fish and it was off the wall. The drinks are also very well balanced. I had a drink made with Acai liquor and tequila and I can still taste it. My wife had the Watermelon margarita and she also loved it. Dessert was also very yummi I am a tequila aficionado, and their tequila selection is quite impressive Our server did a great job with suggestions and overall we never felt rushed or forgottenSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classy Mexican Night OutciksralosDined on 8/4/2014CiNe is a very attractive Mexican restaurant with a varied dining room and bar layout. It serves excellent food. It's unique personality is partly due to being in an old movie theater building. There is also an attractive outdoor dining "alley". Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Taco MondayApproachableFoodieVIPDined on 8/4/2014All-you-can-eat tacos were a hit as was the red sangria. Fun night out with friends in a beautiful setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/1/2014I was hoping for it to be more upscale/gormuet, but it was very typical Mexican. Unfortunately there were also a few irritating flies buzzing around as well.Special Features:
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- great new finddancerDined on 7/26/2014good looking spacious mexican restaurant with enjoyable variations on traditional mexican fare. Delicious margherita. My favorite is the vegetarian taco - try it! Also love the refried beans. Oh, and the bar is very cool.Special Features:
- Good foodFoodieloveDined on 7/26/2014I thought the food I had was delicious although some of the members of our party did not like the fish they had. The restaurant was beautiful with a great decor. Our service was not great. Took a long time to get our drinks and forgot that we had asked for extra chips, water, etc. Our coffee was bad as well and had to be returned. They did make a fresh pot and all was fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexican restaurantCRITICALdinerVIPDined on 7/26/2014We moved from the city 3 years ago and the thing I miss the most is the restaurants. Cine is the best neighborhood mexican restaurant in our area. We went hear with another couple and sat outside. They did a great job on the interiors of this place and the way they sectioned off the space. The outdoor area is well done, it is between another building so you are not staring at a bunch of cars on the street. Our waitress was great (wish I could remember her name) and the food was very good. We started with the chips and quacamole, had the ceviche trio and I ordered the shrimp tacos. Definitely worth trying this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, awesome servicechicagoesqVIPDined on 7/12/2014The food was exception, while expensive for Mexican food. I had the burrito and enjoyed it - although it came with fries, which was surprising. The drinks are very good and I loved the sangria. Our waitress was so friendly and provided wonderful service and always with a smile. I would definitely go back. Just a little word of warning. It is VERY loud. We asked for a table in the back so we could hear each other but wouldn't have stayed if we had to sit in the front.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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If you're into art or celebrities, then awards shows may be a big deal to you. Maybe you're enthusiastic about music and that's why you're glued to the screen during the Grammys. Perhaps you love looking at the best- and worst-dressed celebs at the Oscars. Either way, a good way to get more hyped up about these shows is to watch them with others. So consider throwing together an awards show viewing party at your house. If you want to know how to pull this off, follow these tips from Eagle Master Signs & Awards.
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In 2012, the Michigan Department of Transportation Metro Region spent more than $500,000 on graffiti removal. More than $150,000 was spent on I-94 in the city of Detroit.
MDOT spokesman Rob Morosi said the public needs to know about the challenge graffiti poses to the state.
"It's a problem all over the region and it is something we really wanted to bring attention to," Morosi said.
MDOT says removing graffiti requires more manpower hours, equipment and materials than simply removing a sign or banner from an overpass fence. In order for crews to safely remove the graffiti, lanes of traffic must be closed, hindering traffic and requiring unnecessary delays to motorists.
MDOT's Rob Morosi said the money going to graffiti removal could be put to better uses elsewhere.
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Trying to sell your songs to a music publisher or licensing house is a great idea. Remember that these are two very different people!
If you're going to do approach directly, do some research as to who the person to send the music to is going to be.
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If you want to approach indirectly, you need to get a manager or someone who already has relationships with the publishers and licensing agencies.
Songwriters and artists who want to sell songs that aren't perfectly mixed and mastered should not worry too much, but this really is dependent on who you are playing the song to.
With technology at the accessible level that it is, it's much easier to produce a demo version that can sound very good. You should aim to represent your songs as best you can. Some songs benefit from having "character" or a few glitches, so don't worry too much about getting your songs to sound so polished - just make sure that you are happy with the result and comfortable that you have done your song justice.
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This second type will be much more likely to accept a less than polished demo because they are looking for "songs".
The first type will probably be more used to receiving well-produced demos that are probably ready to go, as they are more in a "factory line" type scenario.
Someone will ask them if they have any music like X for use in a movie by tomorrow. They will look through their catalog to see what they have and then send it off. They don't have time to find someone to record your song etc..
With out doubt, getting your songs signed to a publisher or used by a licensing agent can be great if you want to have a career as an artist, just make sure that you stand by your ethics - believe me, these decisions can be really tough!
One of my clients got offered way over $100,000 by a company who wanted to use their track in an advert. They really didn't agree with this company for whatever reason, and turned it down. Would it have been great promotion for them - maybe. Would they have regretted it - definitely!
If you want to be a serious artist, one of the reasons to sell songs to a traditional publisher is that they may help you with strategic planning in terms of career.
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Hawks score in eighth minute, withstand furious Binghamton rally
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VESTAL, N.Y.—Anthony Santaga finished off a corner kick in the eighth minute, leading Hartford (7-7-1, 1-3-1 AE) to a 1-0 win over Binghamton (6-8-0, 2-3-0) in an America East Conference men's soccer game on Saturday night at the Bearcats Sports Complex. The game concluded the Bearcats' season-high three-game home stand.
The first time the Hawks were given a corner kick, they made the most of their early chance. James Stamopoulos fired a cross that was initially headed by Simon Turesson. Awaiting the free ball, behind the Bearcat defense, was Santaga, who fired the ball into the net for his seventh goal of the season
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The mission of Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) is to promote academic and personal success and help students develop healthy lifestyles by providing student-centered, professional, and quality medical, psychological, and health education services to our diverse community.
The Physician will provide patient care and patient education in the Health Services area by examining, diagnosing, prescribing, administering medical treatment, and counseling patients on related medical/personal problems and health measures. The incumbent exhibits concern for both quality and cost of care; delivers quality patient-centered care with compassion; emphasizes patient education where possible including prevention and self-care; refers patients to health promotion staff for additional educational activities; treats and follows up on treatment; and consults with private physicians and public agencies in securing treatment for students requiring services beyond those available on the campus. The incumbent maintains medical records with honesty and integrity; provides service in both office and Urgent Care setting; provides service during noon and evening services; utilizes time management and exhibits flexibility to maximize patient service in moving between areas and commitments; maintains broad privileges list in the credentialing process; exhibits a willingness to see a wide range of medical conditions; coordinates with campus counselors and staff Psychiatrist in cases presenting mental health problems; advises professional staff on developing health education and preventive medical care programs; participates in specialty clinics and staff conferences; and as assigned and privileged, may perform minor surgery which does not require general anesthesia. The incumbent provides professional consultant services to Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants; serves as requested as preceptor to Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants; provides professional consultant services to other SH&CS personnel including nurses, ancillary areas and administration; performs professional peer review; reviews medical records consistent with SHS standards; consults with peers and Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants where indicated in order to obtain positive, productive and educational results; and documents consultations appropriately. The incumbent serves on SHS committees; provides leadership of assigned committees in order to support the achievement of organizational goals; develops, creates or maintains an agenda to accomplish the committee objectives; works to develop teamwork on all assignments; works toward maintaining accreditation standards in all assignments; and may be assigned to serve on campus committees in particular for health and safety programs and/or Institutional Research Board. The incumbent maintains up-to-date credentials file and privilege list; maintains continuing medical education activities, emphasizing college health issues where possible and performs other duties as assigned.
Possession of a valid professional California license to practice medicine; current medical board certification appropriate to assigned duties, e.g., pediatrics, gynecology, internal medicine, family practice; periodic recertification required for physicians whose specialties have adopted this procedure; possession of a current Drug Enforcement Agent license for prescribing physicians; completion of annual continuing education requirement; and appropriate cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification. The candidate will need completion of one or more approved residency programs in specialty appropriate to assigned duties AND two (2) years or its equivalent of increasingly responsible experience in the practice of the specialty; prior or current affiliation with a hospital or outpatient clinic is desirable. Thorough knowledge of the principles and methods of assigned medical specialty, thorough knowledge of community resources in medical treatment and public health practices; thorough knowledge of applicable professional ethics and standards; general knowledge of diagnosis of common medical disorders; and in the assessment and response to emergency situations. The candidate must have the ability to diagnose and treat urgent care conditions, perform office based minor procedures; general knowledge of county medical society, California Medical Association and American Medical Association ethics and standards; ability to skillfully apply principles and techniques of modern medicine in the functional areas(s); provide diagnostic treatment and medical counseling services in a campus medical program; work effectively with students, administration and faculty; analyze emergency situations and take prompt action; participate on medical staff committees and work with a variety of medical practitioners and specialists; serve as a mentor and resource consultant for other Health Center personnel; and establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with others. The candidate will collaborate with other clinicians to comply with state and federal regulations; develop and update clinical policies and procedures based on the current practices; remain calm in emergency situations, while providing clear and concise direction to others and the ability to work with a variety of personnel and within a dynamic environment.
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Here's a look at the latest release date schedule for the following films:
- Gavin O'Connor's Jane Got a Gun release date has been pushed again, this time from its August 29th slot to a later date to be announced in due time. The film stars Natalie Portman, Noah Emmerich, Ewan McGregor, and Joel Edgerton.
- Disneynature's Monkey Kingdom will debut on Earth Day, April 17, 2015. Watch the new teaser trailer here.
- Focus Features will release James Marsh's Theory of Everything on November 7th, with the Stephen Hawking biopic expanding on November 14th and 21st. Eddie Redmayne stars as Hawking opposite Felicity Jones.
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Although we've always done a lot of side-projects, it wasn't really until The Work Cycle that we realised how much fun it is to work on your own projects during office hours. That, and what it brings you in terms of inspiration, contacts, recognition, knowledge, opportunities and energy. There's something really exhilarating about creating work that people want to share and be part of. It's even more exhilarating creating work to your own brief!
It was during the development of The Work Cycle that I learned about the 5% rule at a conference. The 5% rule refers to applying 5% of your time or your budget to activities that are not directly related to client work. Or when it's on the client's time or budget, applying an extra 5% to their brief. Most of the time that relates to R&D activity and ultimately benefits the company and/or its clients. It's about having the resources to explore other options and generate and execute ideas without the pressure of deadlines in a culture that encourages failure: understanding why something doesn't work, and then applying that learning to making things better. You do this again and again, it's a culture of execution.
Looking back on the side projects we've done, mainly The Work Cycle and Pixillion Sessions, 5% was roughly the time we spent on it.
In the Autumn of 2012 I realised 5% was not enough. We had trouble keeping momentum up with The Work Cycle and literally no time to do something new as well. I wasn't content with missing out on the chance to do something which could possibly have a similar, or bigger, impact on our agency, and have the opportunity to enhance people's lives, create jobs or contribute further to the economy as well. Doing something genuinely worthwhile takes a lot of commitment and needs the right environment to blossom. We also needed a plan that would eventually make this self-sustainable, or even better, create a new business that would fulfil everything that we look for in a job, and takes care of us financially as well.
So 5% becomes 20%. Every Friday is ours. We had "Cheeky Friday" (thanks Messi at Papadeli) going for a few years already, but in addition to eating fantastic cakes, we are also going to keep these days free from client work and learn, have fun, experiment, develop, design - just produce stuff and get it out there. And not dancing to anyone's tune other than our own. We think our clients will only benefit from this too as we'll be able to pour all that R&D time into their future projects!
And it's a perfect time for it. Technology is relatively low cost; the web, social media and app stores make global distribution easier than ever, so we can invest more in an idea or its execution. Whether a product is digital, physical or intellectual, the barriers to enter a new market are few. We've carefully built a great network of associates that make collaboration and pooling expertise a viable option as well.
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The vast technological developments and tremendous modernization in the field of computers and internet technology and easy access to all types of computer repairs has made these machines pivotal to the everyday functions of our lives. The modern world would be incomplete without computers as almost all facets of our lives are now dependant on these machines and their proper functioning. Right from controlling power supplies to water lines, defense equipment to sports technologies, home based appliances to multinational corporations are all dependant on the proper functioning of computers.
Another sphere where computers have completely changed the lifestyle of the modern day man is eCommerce. In the old days, one would have to take the pains of going to s supermarket or a departmental store for their daily requirements. Moreover, even to enjoy a romantic dinner with their loved ones, most people would have to go out to get food if they did not feel like making it at home. The advent of computers brought about the concept of eCommerce which allows individuals to perform a range of activities from the comfort of their homes. For example, modern gadgets such as iPods, USB, computer accessories, Televisions, Refrigerators; consumer apparel such as clothing, beauty products, accessories, gift items; and everyday items such as groceries, snacks and food products can all be brought with the help of computer repairs parramatta. Moreover, these items are delivered right at our doorsteps and therefore one does not even need to take the pains of going to collect their shopped products. Moreover, computer repairs have also become extremely simple due to the emergence of thousands of repair shops. Therefore, people can simply get their machines repaired the minute it breaks down and resume their work without losing out on time.
The Super computers play a huge role in the control and management of banking transactions, the efficient functioning of railways and airplanes and communication systems. Without these computers, it would be a useless exercise to try and tun these complicated pieces of machinery and processes and each of them would simply come to a standstill. These computers also play a great role in aiding surgeons to perform complicated surgeries with great accuracy. Space travel has also become a possibility only due to the vast developments in computer technology.
Computers have also allowed individuals with access to technologies that allow them to work from the comfort of their homes and cater to the global markets while working for themselves and according to their respective time schedules. These work from home jobs also ensures a steady source of income for numerous people across the globe and helps them sustain and develop. Easy computer repair and annual maintenance contracts also ensure that these machines never break down and therefore can serve their owners tirelessly.
Finally, computers are one of the biggest source of entertainment for youngsters as they give them access to a myriad of enthralling games and programs, even creating their own youtube videos like this one etta james-i'd rather go blind. Almost every man, his wife and their toddlers of the modern day world have an account on Facebook. Facebook is a social media software which allows people to connect with each other across the world in real time and for free. There are several other social networking sites and online games which play a huge role in our everyday lives by helping us to reduce stress, finding ways of entertainment, making new friends and maintaining old relationships. It can simply be said that a world without computers and easy access to all kinds of computer repairs is completely unimaginable and our dependence on these machines means that the world would come to the standstill if the lights ever went out.


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The Fret-King Super S is a thoughtful development, subtly blending the best attributes of two classics. Offering the player all the versatility of the traditional 3 single coil pickup configuration design, the Super S also offers the instantly recognisable tonality of the iconic bridge-mounted single coil pickup.
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Visually unique with the Fret-King stepped scratch plate and slanted, plate mounted pick-up selector switch, the Super S features a Canadian hard rock maple neck, Indian rosewood fingerboard and two-piece centre-jointed imported American alder body.
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UNO women's basketball senior guard Lanese Bough will represent her homeland, the US Virgin Islands, this week at the FIBA Caribbean Basketball Championships in Tortola, British Virgin Islands.
Bough and the US Virgin Islands begin the preliminary round at the tournament on Tuesday, July 8 against Bahamas at 1:15 p.m. (Central). The Virgin Islands are paired with Barbados, Dominican Republic and Bahamas in Group A. Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Jamaica and St. Vincent and the Grenadines make up Group B.
Virgin Islands will play Barbados on Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. (Central) and Dominican Republic on Thursday at 5:45 p.m. (Central) before the playoff round begins on Friday and ends Saturday.
A native of Christiansted, Bough averaged 5.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.2 assists with a Summit League-best 2.4 steals per game in her first year at UNO in 2013-14. The junior college transfer was the second-best free throw shooter for the Mavericks, hitting 35-of-40 (87.5 percent).
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Cancer drug saves money and eye sight
Avastin costs $50 a dose; Lucentis is $2,000
MADISON, Wisc. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - It is the leading cause of legal blindness in older Americans. Every year 250,000 people in the US are treated for age-related macular degeneration.
Now, there's more and more evidence that a cancer drug doctors have been relying on to help patients, works just as well as a much more expensive option.
Harriet Corstvet has a passion for reading about politics.
"People don't realize that their opinion is being swayed," Harriet Corstvet said.
Opthalmologist Suresh Chandra is using an injectable colon cancer drug on Harriet to shrink vision-impairing blood vessels in her eye. It's not FDA approved for that, but there is growing evidence Avastin does it just as well as Lucentis, which is approved for AMD.
"Avastin had the same visual results at the end as Lucentis," Ophthalmologist at the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Suresh Chandra, MD, told Ivanhoe.
However, Avastin is $50 a dose and Lucentis is $2,000 a dose.
A federal report shows in '08 and '09, Medicare paid physicians $1.1 billion for $700,000 Lucentis treatments and just 40 million for many more Avastin treatments.
The doctor said Avastin saves patients with co-pays a lot of money and could save people's vision in countries where Lucentis is just too expensive.
Harriet said without it, "I would have for certain, would have been completely blind."
Avastin and Lucentis are made by the same drug maker. The doctor said the off-label use of Avastin has become the standard of care for AMD, but in 2011, there was concern about using the drug among some doctors.
The New York Times reports tainted doses of Avastin left 21 people blind. Dr. Chandra believes the incidents were isolated and is now under control.
BACKGROUND: The leading cause of vision loss in Americans 60 and older is due to macular degeneration (or age-related macular degeneration (AMD)). It is a chronic eye disease which causes vision loss in the center of your field of vision. There are two types of age-related macular degeneration; dry macular degeneration and wet macular degeneration. Dry macular degeneration (the most common form) is characterized by the deterioration of the macula (the center of the retina), while wet macular degeneration is shown through swelling caused by leaky blood vessels located in the back of the eye (Source: mayoclinc.com). AMD does not hurt; however, it causes macula cells to die. The macula is what makes the eye see fine detail for activities such as driving or reading. (Source: nlm.nih.gov)
HOW IS AMD DETECTED? Early stages and even intermediate stages of AMD start without symptoms. Usually only a comprehensive dilated eye exam can detect the disease. The eye exams can include: visual acuity test (measures distances), dilated eye exam (better view of the back of the eye), amsler grid, and/or fluorescein angiogram (performed by an ophthalmologist to detect leaky blood vessels). In some cases, AMD progresses so slowly that people notice little change in their vision. In other circumstances, it can progress faster and can lead to vision loss in both eyes. The key to catching the disease before it causes vision loss is regular comprehensive eye exams. (Source: National Eye Institute)
TREATMENT: Wet macular degeneration is most commonly treated with injections. Doctors prescribe certain supplements for dry macular degeneration to reduce the risk the disease developing because there is no specific treatment available. Angiogenesis inhibitors are used to treat the wet form of AMD, including EYLEA, Lucentis, Avastin, and Macugen. EYLEA is a protein injected to block proteins that increase abnormal blood vessel growth. Lucentis is an antibody fragment that binds to and inhibits the human vascular endothelial growth factor, VEGF (a protein that is important to the formation of new blood vessels). Macugen blocks VEGF also. The newest treatment option is Avastin. (Source: Macular Degeneration Research)
NEW TREATMENT- AVASTIN: Avastin has been approved by the FDA not for AMD treatment, but as a blood-vessel growth inhibitor used to treat colorectal cancer. It is manufactured by Genentech, Inc., the same pharmaceutical company that produces Lucentis. Lucentis is actually a form of Avastin developed to treat AMD through the use of small molecules for increased penetration of the retina. They are both administered through injections into the vitreous portion of the eye over several scheduled intervals. The main difference between the two is that Lucentis costs close to $2,000 per injection, while Avastin treatment costs anywhere from $20 to $100. Although Avastin is not yet FDA approved, many doctors believe that both drugs are equally effective. Side effects from using Avastin are not yet known since it is still in clinical trial. (Source: Macular Degeneration Research)
CLINICAL TRIALS: The National Eye Institute of the National Institutes of Health conducted clinical trials to study the efficacy and safety of Lucentis and Avastin. In May 2011, they found them to be nearly equally effective in treating AMD. By April 2012, researchers found that for the best results injections should be done every four weeks. Physicians use Avastin as an "off-label" treatment for wet age-related macular degeneration while ongoing clinical trials work to provide more information about the risks of taking Avastin. (Source: Macular Degeneration Research)
Suresh Chandra, Professor of Ophthalmology and Retina Surgeon at University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, talks about a new drug to treat macular degeneration.
Tell me a little bit about Avastin versus Lucinda. What is the difference in the drugs?
Dr. Chandra: Well both Lucentis and Avastin are produced by the same company. Lucentis is manufactured for use of the eye and that had really rigorous clinical trials. But while it was waiting for the FDA approval there was another drug called Avastin that was approved by FDA for colorectal cancer. A doctor in Florida tried it in very small doses and he found really excellent results. So, from then on Avastin became the most used drug for macular degeneration.
So it was used for colorectal cancer. How did he decide it might work for AMD?
Dr. Chandra: Because the pathology physiology is the same. In cancer there are abnormal blood vessels which grow and spread the cancer, whereas in macular degeneration it is the same process. Abnormal blood vessels grow, they leak, and they bleed. So that was the common denominator and how the idea came to use that drug.
And have you adopted it as your standard of care versus Lucentis?
Dr. Chandra: Yes, I think most of the people all around the world are using Avastin as the most common drug. But because it was not FDA approved it was being used off label.
And it is still off label?
Dr. Chandra: It is still off label.
How long ago did you start using it?
Dr. Chandra: It's been about five to six years that we started using it. There is a growth factor in the eye which increases in patients who have neovascularization, it's called vascular endothelial growth factor. And both Avastin and Lucentis work against that. That's how they cause shrinkage of these blood vessels.
There's two trials that you guys did here, the CATT Trial Part 1 and 2, is that right?
Dr. Chandra: The main results came out in one year which we published last year. And the two year results came out recently.
And what did they find?
Dr.Chandra: The main thing they found is that the visual results are not too different in both cases. Avastin has the same visual results at the end as Lucentis. The difference is cost, Lucentis costs $1000 to $2000 for a single treatment whereas Avastin costs about $50 for the same treatment.
That is amazing. That's a huge bump.
Dr. Chandra: A very significant difference, twenty times more. So if you look at twenty two thousand injections done in the United States for Medicare patients it's billions of dollars. Whereas if you use Avastin it's only a few million.
Does Medicare only use Lucentis because it's the only thing with FDA approval?
Dr. Chandra: If you use Lucentis and if you use Avastin, Medicare pays for both of them. They have not made a decision that they will pay just for Avastin only.
Even though it's not approved?
Dr. Chandra: Yes, because that's FDA approved. So you can't really deny a person for an already tested drug.
So what was the point of the study?
Dr. Chandra: Well the study was really mainly two things. One is Avastin as good as Lucentis in terms of the final visual outcome. Lucentis was used once a month for two years in the study. The other question was can we use less often and reduce the cost. So those were the two main questions and of course the safety of the drug.
So what did you find, can you do less dosages with Lucentis?
Dr. Chandra: Well it seems like less dosages work but it's better to have a monthly type of treatment.
Is that what it is, they come in every four to six weeks for the treatment whether it be Lucentis or Avastin?
Dr. Chandra: Four weeks. But in general most people in the country are using not the protocol persa but their own way of doing it which is inject and then wait four weeks to six weeks to extend the time. If there is no recurrence of the disease then they can extend more. Although in the study we used every four weeks.
Are most people covered by insurance to take care of the cost of either then?
Dr. Chandra: Oh yes. Medicare takes care of that. Of course eighty percent is covered by Medicare and twenty percent by supplemental insurance.
So do you think it will eventually be FDA approved for AMD? If so what would that do?
Dr. Chandra: Well there is one thing we are looking at and that is the safety factor. In Avastin there were a little bit more safety signals, severe side effects which were more in Avastin than in the Lucentis group. So we are not sure whether that is related to the drug or it is just the aging or some other factor.
What were some of the side effects?
Dr. Chandra: For example patients who were on Avastin had more hospitalization, more fractures, more GI infections so it was involving almost all the systems. So we were not sure whether that is because of the Avastin or it's just a coincidence. There are five other studies which are going to be going on in the world again comparing Avastin and Lucentis and I think they are looking at those side effects. And one of the studies from England did not show those side affects so we think that it is a coincidence. It's not really the real side effect of the Avastin.
So what does that mean for patients, do you use Lucentis at all anymore?
Dr. Chandra: Well, we explain to the patients and tell them what is the correct thing -- which is Lucentis is approved by FDA. Avastin is not approved. But the study that we did showed that final visual outcomes were the same. There were slightly more side affects with Avastin, but we are not sure whether it's a coincidence or it just was from the drug, and let the patient decide. But I think in general most of the people around the country are still using Avastin as a primary line of treatment.
I read there were some cases of people going blind after the Avastin injection, what happened?
Dr. Chandra: Yes, well I think there were some which were contaminated or manufactured without specifications and that's what caused it. But I think it is now under control.
What is the risk of blindness with Lucentis, does it have a risk at all?
Dr. Chandra: Well both have risk of blindness or infection of the eye which is really the worse side affect that can happen. But the incidence of that is so low that the benefits for the treatment outweigh the risk.
How did it help Harriet, she had already lost the vision of one eye to AMD?
Dr. Chandra: Harriet's left eye had laser treatment and it didn't work, it didn't do good. So she lost her vision in her left eye. Unfortunately she developed the problem in the right eye and we were fortunate to pick it up early and we were fortunate that these drugs were available so that we could use those drugs. Harriet is having Avastin injection every four to six weeks and her vision is very stable at 20/40. So she's very happy, we are very happy.
So what's the future for Avastin?
Dr. Chandra: I feel that Avastin will stand the test of time. I think the cost is a very important factor not only for United States but especially if you look around the world. Developing countries they can't afford Lucentis for every patient. The CATT study which is really remarkable showed that the visual outcome in both is about the same.
Before that did the doctors take the results from the Florida doctor and say I'm going to try this too?
Dr. Chandra: No. They tried in many, many patients and it was really very effective, as effective as the Lucentis. They continued and it became one of the most common. There were no safety indicators that would stop us from using Avastin.
So this kind of reinforces the use that the CATT trial did?
Dr. Chandra: Yes. I think the major implication of the CATT trial is to prove that Avastin has the same effect as Lucentis. And also the cost was an important factor in deciding to go ahead with CATT study.
How can there be so much of a discrepancy between the price of the drugs?
Dr. Chandra: Well I think if you ask Genentech which produces it, they will give you the answer it's research and development, it's advertisements, it's publicity, it's medical legal, aspect and of course the profit. So all those combined make Lucentis a very expensive drug.
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 41 Ratings
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Mixed: 4 out of 41
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Oct 12, 2012This show is a relief for those of us that think political correctness is a bunch of BS. It attacks stereotypes and laughs at them like people in real life do. If you pretend people don't JOKE around like this, then you live under a rock. The people that feel like this stuff is serious are boring ass snobs. Don't give me that crap about this is being racist either. If you are offended by it DON'T watch. They are jokes!… Expand
Aug 20, 2012This show is a vanilla burp. Momentary and then gone in the wind ... nothing new to say and no one interesting to not say it. TBS continues its trend of making immemorable comic programming. George Lopez, Frank the Impersonator Guy, My Guys ... bleh, meh.
Aug 3, 2012I wanted this show to work. I thought the bar setting had potential. But I bailed on it. The first episode where they should at least try to be funny was all about how wonderful thjs legacy bar was. The old dad just offered a grin to everything instead of being a diverse and crusty barkeep. But the heart of the problem is the comic center of the show, Byrne, well he can't act. His last dialog with his girlfriend who was leaving him was so awkward and poorly performed that I could not imaging watching this guy every week. This could have been a lot better. But it wasnt.… Expand
Jul 26, 2012I can't so much review the show as I can the commercials, which are pure torture. Even though I primarily watch shows I've recorded, I tend to flip around during commercial breaks when watching live sports. When the jokes in the commercials are this awful, the show is completely hopeless. I hope they cancel this soon and get all ads for it out of my face.
Jul 26, 2012I've watched a few episodes of this show, and was so shocked at how bad it was, I signed up for Metacritic.
This show is so forced and awkward I have trouble finding any redeeming qualities about it.
I was so distracted by the blatant profanity ("BullSh*t" regarding figure skating) and double middle fingers, that I rewound both scenes repeatedly to be sure I'd heard / seen what I thought. I am by no means a prude / easily offended, or even that old. (I'm 32 years old, love Family Guy, and pretty middle of the road on most issues, no kids, work in a high tech industry)
Despite this, I have to say, I'm amazed that TBS would air a show that is so desperate to appear relevant, that they have to resort to forced profanity and completely unnecessary middle fingers. When did it become legal to show that on basic cable? Perhaps it's not illegal, but the point is, when TBS has so many great shows (Big Bang Theory, Family Guy, etc) that don't stoop to such a trivial methods, does it make sense to air something that does?
They need to get this crap off of the air, and not be in such a rush to add profanity (verbal or otherwise) to a show that is well within the time slice that kids can easily see it. We've got enough issues these days, without teaching our kids that its OK to be that crass.
Horrible show, there is MUCH better on TV.… Expand
Jul 27, 2012Be warned. This show contains a terrible laugh track. Okay, all laugh tracks are terrible and I can't watch any show with one. But without it there would be no laughs at all during this show. Who approves this crap?
Aug 6, 2012Wow, some really negative mean people on this site. I went to a taping of this, so I know that it's not a laugh track. I will say sometimes it sounds like a laugh track. But the episode I saw (hasn't aired yet) was hysterical and people were laughing. True, the first episode wasn't brilliant, but if you notice there are a lot of characters on this, so there was a lot of set-up. I feel that every episode is getting better than the last. And the actors are really good. Steve, the mom, the dad, the sister, his friends, his old flame, and the bar flies are all funny.
What I like about is that it is a return to the old comedies. Many of the shows on today are cruel and mean, kind of like these reviewers comments, wonder why they don't like it. The people at the bar love each other, sure they might make fun of each other, but they do care about one another. The family dynamic is great. The diversity is great. And I for one, will keep watching, and so have millions of others. It might not be your cup of tea, but it isn't as bad as anyone claims. I've seen a lot of sitcoms that didn't make me laugh once. I'm laughing a lot at this one.… Expand
Aug 7, 2012The critics weren't crazy about Cheers or Seinfeld either. I wasn't crazy about Seinfeld or Cheers for the first couple of episodes and now they're my favorites. There is a major need to explore and develop the characters. The interactions a quick and unmemorable. They need to think about the interactions they have as an opportunity to build more depth and perspective. At first they could try focusing on a storyline about 1 or two people instead of 20. There a some really great actors/comedians on this show, they'll do well.… Expand
Aug 17, 2012This is a very good and funny TV show, you just need to give it a chance. A lot of people just watched the pilot episode and came to conclusions based on that. I think you'll need to watch at least 3-4 episodes before making a conclusion on it and I'm more than positive most people will like it and find it amusing like me once you do give it the chance. I wasn't too much of a fan of the pilot either although it was alright to me, but all the other episodes have been very good. This show has tons of potential and I hope TBS will renew a 2nd season.… Expand
Aug 23, 2012This show is boring. The humor has been done over and over again in so many other shows, similar to it. This show and cast failed miserably in attempting to copy this old fashion, boring sitcom humor. It should definitely not be on TBS. Especially because it's in between Conan and the Office, which are very funny shows. Sullivan and Son seems as though a a grandmother in her 80's wrote the script. It's awful, just an awful show. Please consider taking it off the air, or at least off TBS!… Expand
Aug 27, 2012I've seen two episodes and then skipped the rest.
The entire setup feels dated, like you've seen it all before.
None of the characters that get the spotlight are funny or even interesting.
The main characters are sympathetic, but that's it.
It's not a terrible show, but it's far from good. Just forget about it.
Sep 12, 2012Looks and feels like a terrible re-do of Cheers. Bunch of weirdo characters, talking one at a time with unrelated one-liners. There's little continuity to the dialog. Just feels like a dirty, not as funny version of Cheers. Blah.
Sep 13, 2012Saw this show on TBS..i couldn't watch 10 minutes of it. It was that boring. When the network has to keep saying it's "very funny," you know it can't be that funny. Last episode of the season... Thank you god!
Sep 13, 2012Unfunny and Uninteresting, how did TBS ever pick this CR@#%PPY show up??? It makes fun of koreans with asian stereotypes which is kinda amusing. But truth be told, can't watch a t.v. sitcom that rips off cheers and frasier with a little old chinese lady mulan quips. This sitcom snoozer is ruining TBS's slogan "very funny" which should now be changed to, "VERY BORING."
Feb 4, 2013One of the most hilarious shows I have ever watched. While the storyline differs from episode to episode, it continues to put me on the floor laughing with each passing episode.
Aug 14, 2014"Sullivan & Son" is the small B bible of anti-political correctness. Asian jokes, black jokes, Irish jokes, Arab jokes, really, no one is spared. And yet. And yet -- it is funny. Maybe I'm just not easy to offend. Maybe I think the whole world has become ridiculously sensitive to just about anything. We need at least 30 minutes of antidote to this attitude once a week. "Sullivan & Son" is the antidote.
I can understand (though not sympathize) with those who hate this show. But, we must see and consider all sides of any argument. Plus YOU'RE WRONG! "Sullivan & Son" is damned funny. Also a long shout-out to Judi Long playing Steve's Korean Mother. The lady is a comedic genius.… Expand
May 31, 2013Sullivan and Son is a tired dinosaur (odd when considering this is a new show) whose plots are patched together from the most generic ideas and contrived ethnic jokes out there,things that may have been funny twenty years ago but now are just stale. Watching a few episodes of this show it felt like the writers were plumbing the archives of other sitcoms and liberated their rejected episode ideas to come up with the first season of this show. Not sure what executive at TBS thought this show would be a good idea, but clearly they're wrong.… Collapse
Jun 16, 2013Another failed attempt by TBS to make their own original comedy that's good.
The jokes are funny, but they're one liners. Not just one or two one liners but EVERY DAMN JOKE!!! I swear, Vince Vaughn just pulled that crap from an old Reddit forum. The setting seems very similar to Cheers and overall, this show just sucks.
Jul 8, 2014How is this show still on? It's a piece of crap! I'd rather watch reruns of the Big Bang Theory that I've seen countless times then watch a show that embarrasses any one who's on it. If you need to advertise the special guest instead of the show then your show sucks.
Jul 14, 2014This show has zero redeeming value, is a clichéd Cheers derivative and can barely muster a 'meh' when it comes to comedy. There's zero sympathy for the characters who are, frankly, all extremely poor actors. Not smartly written nor acted. I am struggling to find anything positive about this unpolished turd or a program.
Jul 18, 2014I guess you either love this show or hate it, and I sure do love it! It always makes me laugh episode after episode and has some great guest stars throughout the seasons!
Aug 14, 2014I like the idea of the show, but the characters ruin it. I can count on one hand how many of the characters I actually think are realistic.
It is insulting to call this a sitcom. A good sitcom does not have such forced "comedy" and terrible dialogue. They made way too many of the characters act in a stupid manner all of the time with really cheesy dialogue that is similar to the cheesiness of the new Disney shows.
Jodi Long (plays Ok Cha) is seriously the only highlight because she is still so realistic in such a show of incredibly dumb characters.… Expand
Aug 18, 2014I get it.. according to the show Asians are not funny. it is so cliche' its boring. i hate the constant apologetic expression of the son, the hateful mom, the daughter who fits in nowhere, the idiots , the slut who is greatly overdone. all i can say is this : "remember the WORSE SNL skit you ever saw? well it is 10 times better than this show.. also i hate they stick it between Big Bang thinking we are too dumb to change the channel.. WRONG!… Expand
Aug 19, 2014I have been watching sitcoms since the early 70's and this is one that is so not funny it is a total waste of time to watch. The guest stars that are funny in other shows, are given dialogue that is painful to watch. Cheers has been done and had 10 times the character development and comic dialogue as you will see here. Please re-run old episodes of MASH or something of value
Whether it's the unfunny, raunchy jokes, the acting, the writing, or the awful blocking, nothing in Sullivan & Son seems to jell. And no laugh track can change that.
Plenty of material here, spoken by people we like. It's what a good cable sitcom can be.