MTV Punk'd - The Complete Second Season

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Summary: Kutcher kills them again!
Review: ...and us, with this hilarious second season of MTV's prankfest. Beyonce ruins Christmas! Halle Berry gets shut out of her own premiere and is so shocked she falls out of her dress! Add Ashton's irreverent humor and you've got the recipe for delicious disastrous fun. We love our celebs, but can't help feeling nasty, evil glee when those who have it all get publicly embarrassed. Can't wait for the third season!!! (Ashton, please punk JLo someday)

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Summary: No
Review: Bring back the Lyricist Lounge Show and the original MTV Jams.I remember I was so excited when they had MTV Jams on and they played nothing but strait up banging hip hop from the 1990s.Then there was the Lyricist Lounge. for you people that only watch todays rap videos you missed it. It was just dudes having skits and just doing great rapping. Look at 106 Park and Freestyle Fridays and times that by a hundred and your close to the Lyricist Lounge. some of the members were Kweli-Mos-Words-Em-Big and even of tight people who are no names. and as plain white said bring back shows such as The Tom Green Show are atleast put out some DVDs. As for this junk I believe it is a step or two a head of the excellent show-Pimp my Ride. Tell MTV to start showing some PIMP rap from 1994 like Nas or Snoop are DJ Premier beats. I hate that punk Ashton Kutchar and all I have to say is Bruce will kick yo white Azz.

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Summary: Hilarious
Review: If you enjoyed the first season of Punk'd or seeing celebrities looking foolish and getting mad, then the second season of Punk'd is for you. I had my doubts about the second season, wondering if it could live up to the success of the first season, but it sure does. The pranks are different from the first season and he targets completelly different people and all of the segments are very funny. However, there is a considerable amount of explicit content regarding the language used so watcher be warned. Season 2 is just as funny as the first and punking celebrities never gets old. I recommend this to anyone who enjoyed the first season of Punk'd and The Jamie Kennedy Experiment.

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Summary: Not as good as the first one
Review: MTV carries a lot of weight and that's why these stars continue to sign release forms to appear on the show being embarrassed and punked....the show drags a bit this 2nd season...I thought the driving school, blink 182 skits were the best ones...but this season was not as good as the first one with nick/jessica, oscar delahoya, seth green...those were classic episodes...

The profanity and language (uncut) on the dvd is downright foul and a turn off....just bleeping it you can get the same effect without having to hear the negative vibes of bad language....

ashton seems to be more involved with these skits as he's workign the backroom on each one as opposed to first season where near half of the shows ashton doesn't come in at the end and say gotcha!

overall its ok...the bonus punk on Al was funny...wilmer got em....but this set is better rented than bought...

buy punk 1 but not 2...my reccc....

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Summary: Better than season one...
Review: OK, I admit it: I am a 33 year old woman who watches 'punk'd'. And I don't even think Ashton Kutcher is particularly appealing. But he is energetic and at times quite funny, which is on display on 'that '70s show' and on this show. I have enjoyed both seasons without loving them. Season 2 is helped by the addition of Jill Wagner, a new face on the accomplice team who is like an improbable mix of Parker Posey and a Victoria's secret underwear model. She is someone to watch for.

I also enjoyed the commentary tracks, and found myself drawn into listening to all of them. Ashton at times is delightfully obnoxious, such as when he compiles a list of the 30 hottest women in Hollywood ( top 3: Demi, Madonna, Halle Barry). He is candid, even though he sometimes takes on easy targets. He comes across as the guy you couldn't stand in high school, but who you secretly hoped would sign your yearbook. I don't know what the future holds for him, but his success at this point isn't entirely undeserved.

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Summary: Waste Of A Perfectly Good Blank DVD
Review: What a fresh idea, a hidden camera prank show! Except this time the pranks are being pulled on celebrities. Wow, how hardcore is that?. Add in the annoying Ashton Kutcher and you have good reason not to buy this. I dont understand why MTV scraps their good shows like Scratch And Burn, The Lyricist Lounge Show, Beavis And Butthead, Tom Green, and the Andy Dick Show, and then they try to cram predictable garbage like "Punk'd" down your throat everytime you turn on their station. There is no good reason for anyone to buy a DVD of this horrible production.