According to In Entertainment: "The first two episodes, which air back to back tonight, will follow Kirstie as she tries to train herself with a workout regime. However, self-training proves to be difficult, so Alley and her staff then look to hire a personal trainer to help."
Below is part of the review by Kelly West of Kristie Alley's "Big Life", Which is nice to see a nice size review rather that those one or two lines that you so often see... and they call those "articles" it it more likely to be called "teasers". Nothing to see certainly no meat and potatoes, Thanks Kelly.
While the Showtime series "Fat Actress", which starred Kirstie Alley, was loosely based on her life, Kirstie Alley’s Big Life is based on her actual life.
The new A&E reality series takes us into her home and her world as we get to see her as a mother, an actress and a woman hoping to get into shape.
Kirstie Alley’s "Big Life" begins with Alley introducing herself, her family and the people who work for her. We also dive right into the crux of the matter and what is definitely going to be a major theme in this new series. Kirstie Alley is overweight, and not just by Hollywood standards. Her weight issue hasn’t gone unnoticed by the media, which means she’s often hounded by the paparazzi not only when she’s out with her kids but also at her home. Photographers looking to get the next “Look how big she’s gotten” photo eagerly await an appearance by her. We not only see that, but we also witness the moment where Alley and her family discover a photo taken of her in her yard, on the cover of a tabloid magazine. It’s not easy being overweight in this country, but imagine having a sea of photographers camped outside your house waiting to take a picture of you and have it published.
The first two episodes follow Alley as she attempts to train herself with a workout regimen, alongside her “chubby buddy” Jim (a guy who works for her and also has a weight issue). Self-training proves difficult and in episode two, she and her staff (assistants Kelly and Kyle) look to hire a personal trainer. Minor drama ensues when new assistant Kyle is caught sleeping on the job. The rest of the episode features the trainer interviews and the start of Alley’s new exercise regimen.
For me, the mark of a good celebrity series comes....(See Kelly West's article for more...)
Kristie Alley you will always have a loyal follower right here.
2 comments:
YOU ARE A BIG FATTTTT PIG AND NO ONE WANTS TO SEE YOUR FAT ASS ON T.V. WITH YOU UGLY FUCKINGG SON , GET A LIFE U CANT ACT OR LOOK GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, that's a little harsh. I personally think she is beautiful, no matter how 'big' she is. She seems like a great person and it would be cool to be friends with her.
Sounds to me like your insecurity has gotten the best of you. Life is not made up of Barbie dolls and fairy tales, it's real stress and real drama. I respect her for being her, no matter what anyone says. Didn't your mother ever teach you to keep your mouth shut if you have nothing nice to say?
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