I always thought it was pretty sad. A lame parody that was ten years too late to be timely and not funny enough to be classic.Having been raised on Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles was my Dad's favorite movie), I've always thought this was step off the cliff that resulted in Robin Hood: Men in Tights and Dracule: Dead and…

The reason it packs such a wallop is that the series has been an interminable downhill slog since then.

One of the weakest so far.  A recycled plot (and not even a call-back to Trudy Beekman) and a lame 'celebrity' guest.

Pretty accurate assessment.  The book isn't bad, but it's not great.  Not an A- in any event.

I grew up blocks away from The Stone Pony, and Springsteen music was a part of my life pretty much from the cradle.  But the man's a joke; another rich liberal happy to spend other people's money.  And he hasn't made any decent music in over a decade.

I grew up blocks away from The Stone Pony, and Springsteen music was a part of my life pretty much from the cradle.  But the man's a joke; another rich liberal happy to spend other people's money.  And he hasn't made any decent music in over a decade.

A root canal would be better than Happy Endings.