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Slings & Arrows: The Complete Collection — Review | DVD News | 2/5/2008
This dramedy, about the foibles and follies of a Canadian theater troupe, is one of my all-time favorite television series. Filled with irreverent, hilarious dialogue and heart-felt performances that can't help but ring true, Slings & Arrows was the kind of show that comes around far too rarely. In addition to the on-stage antics and the backstage romances of the actors, the show deals with the uproarious struggles of Richard (series co-creator Mark McKinney of Kids in the Hall) to keep the... read more
This past fall, I saw a ... | Matt Roush | 3/30/2007
Question: This past fall, I saw a performance of King Lear at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, and I really didn't understand the play. These past six weeks, I have actually learned what King Lear is about while watching Slings & Arrows. The last 15 minutes of this series had me in tears. Please don't forget about Slings & Arrows when referencing season/series finales, and this year's finest shows. Answer: Mea culpa for not bringing up Slings & Arrows in my recent roundup of last... read more
We both agree that Slings & ... | Matt Roush | 2/23/2007
Question: We both agree that Slings & Arrows is a brilliant show and deserves to receive accolades and awards from peers and the TV industry. I just read in TV Guide that the third season (which hasn't aired in the U.S. yet) is its last. Is this true? If so, why? Is it being canceled, or have the producers and creators decided to call it quits? I need to know whom I need to write to! I want them to know that they shouldn't end it now! This show means so much to me, more than any other show... read more
Slings & Arrows' New Season: So Bard and So Good | Today's News: Our Take | 2/16/2007
To watch, or not to watch? That is the question. The answer should actually be fairly obvious since Sundance Channel's Canadian import, Slings & Arrows, is so deliciously written, with its wry sense of humor and its incredibly stylized dialogue filled with juicy layered meanings. TVGuide.com recently had a chance to speak with the show's head writer, Bob Martin — who just so happens to have won a Tony for his narration of the Broadway musical The Drowsy Chaperone and... read more