Clone High

U gotta realize this is a staple of American Culture.

It grew on me when I stopped trying to see it as a bunch of historical figures going to school together and started seeing it as a bunch of maladjusted kids (who HAPPEN to be genetically related to historical figures) struggling with severe identity issues as a result of being held up to wildly unrealistic expectations from birth while being raised in a highly questionable institutional setting. That is, once I saw the stated premise as being a part of the parody.

unREAL FUNNY

One of the coolest premises of any comedy it relies heavily on the voice cast and the situational comedy presented. It's one of those love it or hate it shows and I loved every second of it. It's fresh, engaging and provided so much subtle humour that you need to pay attention and you will be rewarded. Some of the most full laughs I have ever had were provided by this show and it's creative blend of history and comedy.

still love the theme song. some pretty good stuff but a lot of meh stuff and bad simpsons jokes. it's not good enough to binge.

This was one of those shows where I feel like I was laughing a decent amount, but still somehow came out of the other side feeling like it wasn't that great. I can't really understand the phenomenon to be honest.

Not exactly great, but it was a fun parody of teen dramas and it showed a lot of promise. It got cancelled too soon and I would've liked to have seen what it could've accomplished in more seasons. Until now I had no idea that it was made by the same guys who did the Lego Movie, but similarities in comedy style can certainly be seen. Score is boosted due to the existence of the episode "Raisin' the Stakes", which to this day is one the greatest single episodes of a comedy series I have ever seen.

GENE KELLY DID NOT FUCKING DIE IN THE 80s!!!!!!!

I like the premise and its ideas about cloning are oddly realistic,but at the same time, it makes the whole premise rather pointless when none of the characters act like their historical counterparts.The whole show acts more like a parody of teen drama adopting all of its stereotypes, but a lot of the time it also takes a very straight face to the events that transpire in the show while inserting mostly crappy humor.Its portrayal of JFK being the dunce he was historically is pretty funny though.

Clone High is a beautifully realized show. I think I've mentioned it in every review for a Miller/Lord film because of its comedy genius, and it's the biggest reason I'm excited every time the duo releases a new film. It had a tragically small run, but every episode is such a winner that it's worth hanging on the wall next to all the other Best Television Shows of All Time.