- Network: NBC
- Series Premiere Date: Feb 26, 2007
- Season #: 1
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8.7
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Universal acclaim- based on 215 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 190 out of 215
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Mixed: 2 out of 215
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Negative: 23 out of 215
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JerriannWMar 2, 20070Paul Haggis should be banned from Hollywood.
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MalikBFeb 27, 20071haggis' imaginative uses of others' imaginations make me hate anything he does before he does it. he's a hack, pure and simple. except when it comes to racial jokes, apparently, he's oscar-worthy.
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ErikFeb 27, 20073
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HeidiMar 5, 20071
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TomTMar 7, 20070Unbelievably bad! A dark brooding boring story about a bunch of completely uninteresting losers. One episode was all I could force myself to watch -- and even then I switched it off after the first half-hour. There's no way I would waste another minute of my life with this piece of crap! Note to NBC: Please please please ... bring back Studio 60!!
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BrendanDJun 27, 20070
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ShannonPMar 11, 20072Just can't get into it
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BryanMMar 28, 20071
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PhilfMar 4, 20070Expected much more. Not much effort put into the script. Very dissapointing
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JoeWFeb 26, 20070Garbage.
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JackFeb 27, 20074
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GlennEFeb 27, 20070One of the worst pilots I have even seen in my life.
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FernandoAMay 15, 20074The show had some good acting on the part of the main couple, but the whole setup was implausible and the writing was full of cliches, starting with the unsufferable narrator. I am glad it did not last.
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steveJun 12, 20072is it me or are almost all of the characters unlikable
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BobbyDJun 18, 20073I agree with Fernando, especially about the narrator. The whole show just seemed very false, like it was a world based on other movies rather than a reality.
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75These tall tales flow into a stream of consciousness. That's good. The acting is convincing. That's good. The Irish stuff is heavy-handed. That's bad.
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Haggis equates the slow revealing of character and plot with classy writing; you'll probably experience it as stuff you can see coming a mile away.
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50[It] ultimately succumbs to being an inferior story on a broadcast network that can't even remotely match two far better cable series ["The Sopranos" and "Brotherhood"].