This is a very fun show with PeeWee Herman. Paul Reuben's character is not a child here, but a youngish teen.
Here he is a nerd on a sugar high getting into whatever he feels like. Lots of joyous fun to be had with all his friends antics.
Singing , talking to the furniture, reading mail-and interacting with all his friends is only part of this day glo piece.
I really didn't catch much of the adult humor. I thought much of the humor was a reference to the 1950s -1970s kid's tv shows. There was lots of nostalgic moments.
What I was most impressed with was PeeWee's athleticism. He runs, jumps, and dances across the stage during the whole show. He resembles a real life Peter Pan.
As fun as all the goings on in the Playhouse with his friend (including talking furniture, lot of puppets, and eccentric neighbors ) it was just too much for me. It was too much sensory overload.
All in all, I loved the PeeWee character-but for me I am better suited to his interactions with David Letterman.
I will miss this character and Paul Reubens. He was such a funny and sweet man.
Here he is a nerd on a sugar high getting into whatever he feels like. Lots of joyous fun to be had with all his friends antics.
Singing , talking to the furniture, reading mail-and interacting with all his friends is only part of this day glo piece.
I really didn't catch much of the adult humor. I thought much of the humor was a reference to the 1950s -1970s kid's tv shows. There was lots of nostalgic moments.
What I was most impressed with was PeeWee's athleticism. He runs, jumps, and dances across the stage during the whole show. He resembles a real life Peter Pan.
As fun as all the goings on in the Playhouse with his friend (including talking furniture, lot of puppets, and eccentric neighbors ) it was just too much for me. It was too much sensory overload.
All in all, I loved the PeeWee character-but for me I am better suited to his interactions with David Letterman.
I will miss this character and Paul Reubens. He was such a funny and sweet man.