Reviews

Expectations: keep them low. This is, plain and simple the worst, very thorough in that way. The writing is: the worst. Stilted, unnatural and the best acting is done by those who have to read the ill fitting, almost hilarious at times, dialogue. The acting is: the worst. Stumbling and bumbling from scene to scene it would be painful if at the same time it wasn't comical. The story is: the worst, it doesn't even make any sense. Whatever reason you have for sitting down in front of this for 90min...it's not good enough, run. Jeremy Michael Cohen wrote, directed and should have buried this when done.

Strong performances, the lighting, the music all came together to set an unmistakable foreboding atmosphere. And while I kept wondering if something awful was going to happen when it was over I realized: something awful did happen. Just not in Hollywood's noisy, obvious, usual style.

This show went south with C Todd as an awful, inept replacement for Tim Russert. Used to be a Sunday ritual my Dad and I watched and when I moved out we would still compare notes. Now? It's ratings reflect what it's worth: nobody's time.

It was a really sweet story, interesting and original twists on the romantic comedy. We both enjoyed the development of the characters.