Trust Me: Season 1

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Season Details & Credits

TNT | Season Premiere Date: January 26, 2009

Starring: Thomas Cavanagh, Monica Potter, Eric McCormack

Summary: When their boss dies (Jason O'Mara) dies, best friends and ad executives Mason (Eric McCormack) and Conner (Tom Cavanagh), find their friendship becomes more uneasy in light of Mason's promotion.

Creator: Hunt Baldwin and John Coveny

Genre(s): Drama, Health & Lifestyle

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E13. The More Things Change
Air Date: April 7, 2009
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S1:E12. You Got Chocolate in My Peanut Butter
Air Date: April 7, 2009
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S1:E11. Norming
Air Date: March 31, 2009

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Verne Gay

A fun show, but where, oh where is all this heading? Read full review

Mary McNamara

Hunt Baldwin and John Coveny, who created Trust Me (and have been writers on “The Closer") are former admen themselves; they chose the milieu to explore the creative process among a group of people with a collective-neuroses score high enough to maintain a smart and breezy comedy. Read full review

Alessandra Stanley

Trust Me, a TNT series set in a Chicago advertising agency, is clever and likeable. Read full review

Hal Boedeker

The show is a modern Mad Men, but without the mystery or the allure. Trust Me all too often feels like going to work. Read full review

Ken Tucker

This is an hour-long drama trying to cross Mad Men with Aaron Sorkin-style walk-and-talk dialogue. It’s a clever concept that curdles with cutesy self-consciousness. Read full review

Robert Bianco

"Mad Men" is the genre's gold standard, and the inevitable thematic comparisons just accentuates Trust Me's flaws, making the show seem even more dispensable. Read full review

Tom Shales

Trust Me shares another characteristic of those series("Nip/Tuck" and "Mad Men": dumb, numbing soullessness. It has the emotional intricacy of a Ritz cracker. Read full review

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donniew

Feb 24, 2009

Love love love the show. give us a second season! best series on tnt.