Kelsey Grammer’s new and curiously old-fashioned sitcom received mix reviews in America, but anything the former Frasier does is still worth checking out. He plays Chuck Darling, a disgraced broadcaster, booted out to pasture on the regional airwaves. Patricia Heaton plays his co-anchor.

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/specials/article3123414.ece

Good to hear it's doing well somewhere! I'm just still hoping airing after American Idol helps it. It boosted Til Death's ratings by more than 100% last year, but this year it's back to it's old numbers.

Good to hear it's doing well somewhere! I'm just still hoping airing after American Idol helps it. It boosted Til Death's ratings by more than 100% last year, but this year it's back to it's old numbers.


I've come to accept the fact that 'BTY' won't be a huge ratings hit. If it can maintain 7 million viewers per week, I'll be happy.

Very cool story!! The Brits have great taste. :D

I've come to accept the fact that 'BTY' won't be a huge ratings hit. If it can maintain 7 million viewers per week, I'll be happy.

Unfortunately this strike has probably taken a lot of the wind out of the show's sails. Hopefully when it returns with new episodes, many of the viewers do as well.