candy17
01-28-2006, 12:36 AM
We've all seen (or at least heard about) those made-for-TV movies on Lifetime: Television For Women, usually about a woman who's being abused by her husband and doesn't have the God-given common sense to leave the relationship until five minutes before the movie ends.
But, like with TV shows, there are some Lifetime made-for-TV movies that were good ideas, but never made it. Here are a few (some of which were shown on SNL, which will be indicated with an asterik
)
Hello, Stepson, Now Let's Go To Bed: I Went To Bed With My Stepson--The Laura Bengal Covington Story* (this had Ana Gasteyer as a woman who fell in love with her stepson, played by host, Josh Hartnett [the guy from that movie where he plays this person who has to give up sex for 40 days])
Mother, May I Marry a Nice Doctor You Really Like?
Please God, Don't Microwave My Fetus!
To Love, Honor, and Stalk: The Gillian Woodward Story* (this had Amy Poehler as a wife who was being hounded by her over-affectionate, if not somewhat creepy, husband played by host, Senator John McCain [Rep., AZ])
I Will Iron Your Clothes When You Iron Out the Inequities in Your Labor Laws (I think this was on a statue on an episode of The Simpsons--a good one, not a lame one)
I Can Quit Anytime I Want: My Personal Beanie Baby Hell
I Was a Vacuous Republican Trophy Wife
Moistened by Danger
But, like with TV shows, there are some Lifetime made-for-TV movies that were good ideas, but never made it. Here are a few (some of which were shown on SNL, which will be indicated with an asterik
)
Hello, Stepson, Now Let's Go To Bed: I Went To Bed With My Stepson--The Laura Bengal Covington Story* (this had Ana Gasteyer as a woman who fell in love with her stepson, played by host, Josh Hartnett [the guy from that movie where he plays this person who has to give up sex for 40 days])
Mother, May I Marry a Nice Doctor You Really Like?
Please God, Don't Microwave My Fetus!
To Love, Honor, and Stalk: The Gillian Woodward Story* (this had Amy Poehler as a wife who was being hounded by her over-affectionate, if not somewhat creepy, husband played by host, Senator John McCain [Rep., AZ])
I Will Iron Your Clothes When You Iron Out the Inequities in Your Labor Laws (I think this was on a statue on an episode of The Simpsons--a good one, not a lame one)
I Can Quit Anytime I Want: My Personal Beanie Baby Hell
I Was a Vacuous Republican Trophy Wife
Moistened by Danger