I really wanted this show to work, I found the dialogue really cheesy and at stages laughable. David Schwimmer was abysmal to say the least.
I'm really surprised it did so well at the Emmy's, I thought it was very average that wasted a great opportunity to really tackle the blatant miscarriage of justice.
A lot of people missed the fact that it was an odd mixture of drama with camp. I had to watch several episodes to figure out that's what they were doing. At first I was just confused.
shareI get you, that's how I found it. But that's not how they marketed it , or how the Emmy awards judged it.
shareNo, it's not how it was marketed, hence the confusion. Everyone thought it was a pretty straight-up drama. All except, WTH IS TRAVOLTA DOING?? That's what first caught my attention anyway.
I didn't watch the Emmys. How did they judge it?
Public perception and money thrown at the particular production company. And a new politically correct Emmy Academy.
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