im a huge heather graham fan so im def. going to watch this show is anyone else here planing on watching it?

I think it looks funny.

im a huge heather graham fan so im def. going to watch this show is anyone else here planing on watching it?

same here, thats the only reason why Im going to check out it the show. I hope it does well

I love it. A show that hasn't aired, yet it has its own forum.

I may watch it...just to ogle Heather Graham.:cool:

I don't know about the show just yet, but Heather Graham is a cutie.

I don't know about the show just yet, but Heather Graham is a cutie.thats for sure

I thought the show was pretty good. Of course that probably means it'll flop. :lol:

I like Heather Graham, I think she has comedic acting talent (her stint on Scrubs was very good), but this show airs at the same time as Two and a Half Men.

And frankly it seems a bit girly.

I want to see it, I didn't see the pilot tonight, i was wacthing Raw. That why i didn't see it. why they put it on Friday night not Monday night.

Heather Graham: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

this show (and its chances of longterm success): :thumbsdow

Didn't like it... it's perfect for young girls, but not for anyone else.

Will be cancelled soon. Heck, pre-empting it after ONE!!! airing after flooding the air with promos is BAD, BAD, BAD!

Short-Lived Sitcom Potpourri (XXIII) (https://jacksonupperco.com/2024/10/09/short-lived-sitcom-potpourri-xxiii/)

The higher concept wrinkle here is that this lead has a threshold for determining when a relationship is wrong: she notices five red flags — a device that allows every episode to structure itself around this natural template, pointing out said flags. In this regard, it’s a bit like My Name Is Earl too — which has its own organizing principle in Earl’s list and can similarly become procedural because of the inherent checklist nature of the storytelling, which has a tendency to require a different “case” or person of the week. But Earl is a lot better about connecting its premise to its characters (via his history), while Emily (https://web.archive.org/web/20140331135514/http://forums.televisionwithoutpity.com/topic/3133392-emilys-reasons-why-not/?view=getnewpost) just doesn’t have the capacity to do that, for although Emily herself is sort of naively optimistic in a comedically definable way, she doesn’t get to showcase her persona as the main attraction, and certainly not opposite other ensemble members within the regular situation. Instead, the show’s narrative concerns simply fish around for jokey dating scenarios that, after the rom-com saturation of the 1990s, aren’t very fresh or original by themselves.