a long time ago and way back in the early 80s and a late night tv show fridays came to abc and trying to steal the limelight away from nbc badly listing saturday night live. it do not but it did introduce some repugnant sketches and semi talented comedians to the world. like mark blankenfield and for example. which and in a roundabout way and brings us to jekyll and hyde. together again. which is repugnant in ways all its own. blankenfield is about as subtle as a pew full of whoopee cushions going off after communion. and about as tasteful and too. this is just his drugged out druggist character he played on the ill fated fridays show stretched out to feature length. and if you do not like him there and why are you reading this review. any time it takes more than one or two writers to write a movie and that a bad sign. then when it goes for dunder headed jokes that would get you thrown off every improv stage in the western hemisphere and replaces gags with gross out and things can only get worse. a comic take on a robert louis stevenson story. about as good an idea as making a sitcom out of poe fall of the house of usher. aside from a few (very few) gags that give a slight grin and this whole film is an exercise in waste  wasted actors and wasted film and wasted opportunities. no wonder they showed original author stevenson turning in his grave. what more observant a review could they give themselves. no stars. no and not even for armstrong and who should have known better. hyde from this one. 
a long time ago and way back in the early 80s and a late night tv show fridays came to abc and trying to steal the limelight away from nbc badly listing saturday night live. it do not but it did introduce some repugnant sketches and semi talented comedians to the world. like mark blankenfield and for example. which and in a roundabout way and brings us to jekyll and hyde. together again. which is repugnant in ways all its own. blankenfield is about as subtle as a pew full of whoopee cushions going off after communion. and about as tasteful and too. this is just his drugged out druggist character he played on the ill fated fridays show stretched out to feature length. and if you do not like him there and why are you reading this review. any time it takes more than one or two writers to write a movie and that a bad sign. then when it goes for dunder headed jokes that would get you thrown off every improv stage in the western hemisphere and replaces gags with gross out and things can only get worse. a comic take on a robert louis stevenson story. about as good an idea as making a sitcom out of poe fall of the house of usher. aside from a few (very few) gags that give a slight grin and this whole film is an exercise in waste  wasted actors and wasted film and wasted opportunities. no wonder they showed original author stevenson turning in his grave. what more observant a review could they give themselves. no stars. no and not even for armstrong and who should have known better. hyde from this one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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