I do not understand why anyone would not like this show. Personally I loved that this show was quirky and off beat.
I really enjoyed this show, and no, I'm not being paid to say that. I love the characters, the dialogue has plenty of snap, crackle, and pop, and the producers of Smallville, among other shows, owe Kelly Brock an apology for writing such a blah character for her that American audiences didn't get to see what a charismatic presence she can be.
No matter how hard I tried, this could not catch my attention. A board meeting with long winded speakers whom draw out their words is more appealing.
This sitcom got off the starting block fast with no holds barred and is exhilarating. The writing is crisp and delicious: BFFs, a lesbian, and a Brit, what could be better?
My wife and I enjoyed this show and look forward to seeing the next episode. We found it to be a fresh, bubbly modern age comedy that like the accent wall on the show, pops.
So the sitcom is okay the idea is new and fresh yet the execution was so weak and no where on point.I don't know maybe it's the Cast or the writer Liz Feldman but i know that a 100% i didn't even giggle for once ..
ABC and Ellen are Cray-Cray!! Real Americans do not support your militant gay overthrow and pony up to eat this TRASH you are choosing to serve up on Tuesday nights!
I was actually waiting up for this show to kick off, but after that first episode I immediately wish that it gets either cancelled or get some significant revamping.There was an article on 'The Mirror' saying that Kelly Brook would almost do anything for fame and that is spot on in the series.
Spoiler Alert? - No specifics, just generalization's.
