it is really a wonderful alternative SITCOM. Unfortunately, there are too few people here, so let me give a brief introduction.
"SPACED" is a sitcom that was broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK from 1999 to 2001. It has two seasons and seven episodes per season. The core behind the show is the director Edgar Wright and the screenwriter and starring Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson. In the first episode, the weird love-lost cartoonist Tim and the lazy unemployed writer Daisy, who happened upon him in the coffee shop, rented an apartment as a couple. The story revolves around their lives and the subtle development of their relationship.
The most attractive part of SPACED is its unique visual style and frequent references to popular culture. When you first watch the series, you will definitely feel quite fresh, because those frequent and rapid cuts and the continuous addition of flashbacks and interludes are extremely rare in traditional sitcoms; what is also new is the tribute passages that can be seen everywhere, especially It is a tribute to CULT movies, comics, and games. The DVD even has a homage subtitle for this purpose. The characters in SPACED are also distinctive and neurotic, especially the four supporting characters-the weird and springy old landlord Marsha, the weird performance art painter guest Brian, Tim's military mad friend Mike, and Daisy's fashion friend Twist. . These interesting features make SPACED itself a CULT classic, and it has a large number of loyal fans in the UK.
Thanks to the success of SPACED, the pair of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg were able to enter the big screen, filming the "Zombie Shaun" that sensationalized the world last year, and even won the LAND OF THE DEAD finale in the Master Romero Zombie series. It's an honor to be a cameo in zombies. After seeing SPACED and then looking at "Zombie Shaun", there must be only one feeling: the same visual effects, funny methods and almost the same cast of actors, the latter is simply the film version of the former. In fact, there have always been rumors that SPACED will make a movie version, but Simon Pegg made it clear that it is not suitable for the big screen at all, but at least one good news is unequivocal. SPACED will shoot the third season, and it is very There may be some special episodes, but it is still unknown when the filming will start.
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