St. Barnabas's episcopalian vicar Daniel Webster (Aidan Quinn) has a successful parish, but a complicated life. His son Peter (Christian Campbell) is a closeted gay. His adopted brother Adam (Ivan Shaw) is incorrigible. Garret Dillahunt plays his Jesus Christ vision.
This was a lowly rated show which some found offensive at the time. Although I didn't find it offensive unless you think being bored is offensive. The whole messy family just scream desperation as they hit almost all the hot button issues. It was dysfunction for dysfunction's sake. I didn't find one character who's compelling. They only made 8 episodes and was canceled even before that. The ratings were low, so I wasn't the only one who didn't get it.
This was a lowly rated show which some found offensive at the time. Although I didn't find it offensive unless you think being bored is offensive. The whole messy family just scream desperation as they hit almost all the hot button issues. It was dysfunction for dysfunction's sake. I didn't find one character who's compelling. They only made 8 episodes and was canceled even before that. The ratings were low, so I wasn't the only one who didn't get it.