Name: The Bobroom
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2000-02-27
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 2.5
Cast: Jennifer Baxter, Mike Beaver, Stacey DePass

This was so bad,I watched some of it just because I was intrigued.There was this stupid thing where this guy controls some toy dolls to play out a story about crack heads,that was really dumb and very,very,very unfunny.That was absolutely pointless and poorly done.I don't know what the point of that segment was.I found that the stupidest thing in the Bobroom (And by the way,what kind of name is that?!To answer my own question,a very crappy one).The sketches were not funny and all the unnecessary swearing was pointless.It didn't make it anymore interesting or funny.The actors were not funny,in fact,they sucked balls.They definitely don't know how to do sketch comedy well.This piece of crap wasn't worth watching.Take my advice and please don't watch this unfunny piece of crap.It was a waste of my time.I am appalled that the people who made this thought it would be a good idea!All you guys involved with this project should be embarrassed!

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The Bobroom, a successful Canadian sketch comedy troupe, perform a selection of their sketches in this one hour special.

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