Each season of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew fills an auditorium with conflicting answers. On the one hand we are sad when we wreck a sad fact that, for example, now former child pop star Lief Garrett, "not sober for 14 years," see how he said last night during the first fourth season. We wish him better health. On the other hand, we are witnessing the appalling behavior by Jason Davis (Davis is? The grand-son of rich tycoon super Marvin) as he laments the lack of Dickinson rehabilitation staff and offensive co-owned with Janice words, I smell "face lift, and we wish him would be dependent on the ear fell upon himself. So it goes. generosity of the man knows his limits.
The voice of the show above informed us that this time the patient would be "more resistant to change than ever." But the show did not say the patient would be sad and enigmatic as ever. Eric Roberts is what to do with this group? Celebrity Rehab is usually a place where the famous-for-something a little exhausted from raising more time behind closed doors to go with their medications. But Roberts still appears in movies with large (small roles in The Expendables and this year Syfy Sharktopus film - and perhaps his career is not in good shape, after all).
If kitsch, spoiled brat-Jason Davis was the least sympathetic Rehab new prisoner Roberts was the man for whom I felt most sympathy. "I'm just your standard A-hole," he said. However, it was the nicest, most polite in the first celebrity, greeting most of his colleagues, patients with a wide smile and a " Hello, darling. "It appears in a haze of marijuana to live on an inferiority complex, he says, better known as the brother of Julia Roberts and Emma's father. Eric said:" I am a pot head, that's what I need to clean. " His favorite phrase for this disease, "dose" was: It was not a day for adults "in my life when I am not measured," he confessed.
Dr. Drew pursed his lips and said, soothing Roberts and all new patients, including Jeremy London, The Hills' Jason Wahler, and Rachel Uchitel, during their interviews do. Janice Dickinson provided the quote that night more ridiculous: "My behavior is not always as sober as menopause, because I've met."
But honestly, this show is once again a sad mixture of ridicule and arrogance. Do you somehow hope that with Dr. Drew is his back, Eric Roberts, Jason Davis, it bridges the time one of its upcoming issues snotty insults?
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