Actors always think they can go on beyond their most famous roles and have continued success. That the public will go with them and embrace the new challenges that they are striving for.
Debra Messing strikes me as being one of these people.
Unfortunately she falls flat on her face here, in a dire little show that doesn't prove to be half as smart, witty or charming as it thinks it is.
It's not much fun to watch, and while you can see that Messing is trying her best, you do wish she'd admit defeat, become a full time Lucille Ball tribute act, or better still just go and head up another studio based sitcom, as this is where her true talent lies.
This though was dire.
Debra Messing strikes me as being one of these people.
Unfortunately she falls flat on her face here, in a dire little show that doesn't prove to be half as smart, witty or charming as it thinks it is.
It's not much fun to watch, and while you can see that Messing is trying her best, you do wish she'd admit defeat, become a full time Lucille Ball tribute act, or better still just go and head up another studio based sitcom, as this is where her true talent lies.
This though was dire.