jonathanrspalding

I want to congratulate Hallmark on this one. They have too many movies that are exactly the same. The time travel twist makes it unique. Ryan Peavey played the character so well. It was something different and fun. I was even in suspense at the end.

I have stated in other reviews Big Time Rush is my favorite nick disney prime product. This episode expalins why. It discusses the silliness of the music industry, its full use of gustavo and kelly. As a modern day monkees (though I think it is a much better show) this episode is true, silly, and funny all at the same time.

Having recently made its way back to air on teen nick I wanted to comment on the greatness that was big time rush (the show, not the band). The show is a not so subtle parody of the music business with extreme though not unreal characters to make the show work. Obvioulsy the band has talent, the younger sister, and most importantly the work of Gustavo Rocque make the show consistently funny, silly, while not being too much so to work. The show reminds me most of the Monkees, except alot better. Overshadowed by what was on disney, ICarly and Victorious on Nick, it was the best show of the golden age of Nick and Disney tween television. I had not watched the show in several years until the last couple of weeks and I can say it has aged well and is as good as I remember it. So, if you are reading this in 2020, give it a try.