They are on to a good thing that's a lot of fun, but they are only the latest to come up with this slightly daffy, surprisingly demanding game.

There is a good deal of high humor in Gregory's conversations with the slightly daffy, smart computer.

A.O. Scott from the New York Times also gives the movie a glowing review: "This is not a work of film history but rather a generous, touching, and slightly daffy expression of unbridled movie love."

She was a cheerful, slightly daffy woman whose burning, and seemingly unattainable, desire to have a child provided one of the show's "soap opera" sub-plots.

Now she looks like your chubby and slightly daffy grandmother, with hair dyed red and a left eye that tends to wander off.

What is striking about New Line's unexpected success selling some of its recent props is that the most popular items come from slightly daffy comedies that appealed largely to a younger and very loyal audience.

Starting with a basic comic conceit - doofus dad; beautiful, competent, slightly daffy mom; cute kids - that hasn't been new since Dagwood wooed Blondie, this show's creators add one tepid twist.

As the vulnerable, love-struck, slightly daffy Margot, Ms. Thorngren might have loosened up a bit.

Their slightly daffy love scenes are inexplicably touching.

Kiki, slightly daffy but strong enough to keep James from stepping out of line, was a little more accepting of her Hispanic neighbors, but found culture shock causing occasional friction between her and feisty Maria especially.