The show itself is a mishmash of Ally McBeal, The Kardashians, Sex and the City and the worst legal comedy you can think of. Granted, I don't know many comic fans that fit into those categories, but maybe there are a few.
I watched it to see the appearance of a particular character (who, unfortunately has not appeared and will no doubt be besmirched and tainted by said appearance) and I don't think I'm gonna make it.
The weirdness is not the cool Lynchian type but a Wiseau cringe fest. The CG is wonky (but could be forgiven). There is a metric ton of man hate (which is the current model for many programs in the current era) and that hate seems to reflect poorly on the women in the program as well by being unsolicited and wildly undeserved given the personalities of characters involved.
The reliance on cameos should tell you all you need to know about the weakness of the story, show, and main characters themselves. But there is a small light of comedy that actually made me laugh out loud whenever she appeared and that was the vapid, drunk party girl. And that's almost the saddest part as well. A side, throwaway character is the best part of the show.
I watched it to see the appearance of a particular character (who, unfortunately has not appeared and will no doubt be besmirched and tainted by said appearance) and I don't think I'm gonna make it.
The weirdness is not the cool Lynchian type but a Wiseau cringe fest. The CG is wonky (but could be forgiven). There is a metric ton of man hate (which is the current model for many programs in the current era) and that hate seems to reflect poorly on the women in the program as well by being unsolicited and wildly undeserved given the personalities of characters involved.
The reliance on cameos should tell you all you need to know about the weakness of the story, show, and main characters themselves. But there is a small light of comedy that actually made me laugh out loud whenever she appeared and that was the vapid, drunk party girl. And that's almost the saddest part as well. A side, throwaway character is the best part of the show.