- I'm a sucker for any television show set in the world of television itself. (Although, as sacrilegious as this sounds, I never really enjoyed The Mary Tyler Moore Show.)
- The writing is actually pretty witty and funny, in the vein of Grosse Pointe (so please don't screw this up like you did that gem, WB/CW) .
- Despite a blatant detour from reality (a reporter swears oncamera and only gets a suspension?) , the show still has merit beyond that.
It's the sort of television show I would write, if the main character was a drunk bisexual male reporter working for Canadian television.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have no relationship with The WB, UPN, or the CBS Corporation, beyond watching CBS News Sunday Morning.
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I'm not a fan of Rebecca Romijn at all, so I'm taking a pass on that chic.
Interesting. I had expected it to be somewhat vacuous drivel. Of course, I still don't have cable so I can't watch it but I am intrigued that it might not, like, totally suck, you know?
I know nothing about Canadian television, but I'll TOTALLY help you hammer out that drunk bisexual pilot.
Frank,
I'm thinking of an opening scene involving a naked Ryan Reynolds.
Does that help?
Immensely!
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