'tis odd, I thought everything on the CW was trash. But with an open mind, I checked out this show. Ultra-liberal Rolling Stone loves it. They call it “TV’s Best Stalker Musical Comedy”. Oh, good, because we all need more stalker role models. The article continues to gush: “honest, irreverent and frankly feminist”. Feminist! So rare on television!Am I the only one watching this very funny show? It’s like “Ally McBeal” mixed with “Seinfeld” with a big musical number thrown in every episode. It’s on opposite Monday Night Football AND Dancing With The Stars, but it seems like I have been hooked since the first episode.
It’s not a religious show, so no, there’s no character who fits that criteria. It does have an eerily accurate depiction of what it feels like to live with anxiety/bipolar/depression - I certainly don’t expect anyone without such a diagnosis to understand that - mental health issues are a recurring story line - and Dr. Phil had a very funny cameo on the last episode. I’m glad The CW picked it up for a full season. It’s a very creative and funny show - for ADULTS (not kids.)So tell me, what redeeming values does this series have? Does a character have a crisis of doubt in faith and comes to love the Lord? Is there a sympathetic character who proclaims the Good News of Jesus Christ? I don’t know, it’s kind of an off-chance, but I guess it could happen.
That explains the derogatory title of the series.It’s not a religious show, so no, there’s no character who fits that criteria. It does have an eerily accurate depiction of what it feels like to live with anxiety/bipolar/depression - I certainly don’t expect anyone without such a diagnosis to understand that - mental health issues are a recurring story line - and Dr. Phil had a very funny cameo on the last episode. I’m glad The CW picked it up for a full season. It’s a very creative and funny show - for ADULTS (not kids.)