Production Passion Entertainment

What we have here is the first episode of the series Il-Barbuljati ta' Ċensu. This masterpiece is the work of Production Passion Entertainment. We are not making this up, they are actually called Production Passion Entertainment.

Now keep in mind that the first episode of a series is often regarded as the most important of the lot by the makers and producers of the show. The first one is usually the "make-or-break" episode in so far as audience following for the whole series is concerned. If people get hooked on to the story by the first episode, then you've probably gained an audience for the whole season (Lost spent a whopping one million dollars on just the first episode). So, what are Production Passion Entertainment offering us here?

We start off with the opening credits - long shots of what look like random passersby (which, as we later find out to our great misfortune, are the main protagonists of the story) walking down desolate streets. This is all accompanied by a horrible, cheap, MIDI version of Queen's Seaside Rendezvous. If you do make it past the opening credits, you'll be subjected to what is probably the most uneventful and unfunny seven minutes in the history of comedy, starring an Addams family of sorts comprised of an obese kid, a loud and obnoxious mother, and a fat caveman who dresses up like a three-year old child. Yes, it is as horrible as it sounds. This is truly painful to watch.

We challenge anyone to find one second of comedy in this piece of crap.



P.S. We have yet to see uglier bedrooms than the ones witnessed above.