Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

[huntergrayson]

Well, I'm certainly intrigued for tomorrow.

I think I figured out what my issue with the show is -- I like it but I don't really feel any emotional connection whatsoever to it. I don't care about any of the characters, really, in part because they're all smug, self-important a-holes (and not really too deeply layered ones). Like if Danny went on a coked-out shooting spree and killed the rest of the cast, I would feel...nothing.

The characters on SN clicked with me immediately. These ones, not so much, three episodes in.

[indygirl]

ZZzzzzzzz.....I liked Christine Lahti's scenes with Bradley Whitford. I couldn't care less about Harry and Matt.

[kafka]

<yawn>

When I have more of a reaction to the constant Walking/Talking corridor scenes than about the actual show, then it's time to give up.

[tommytimp]

It amazes me how little I care about the Matt/Harry shipping. Complete lack of interest.

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kafka said:

<yawn>

When I have more of a reaction to the constant Walking/Talking corridor scenes than about the actual show, then it's time to give up.

I agree. Every other scene I was like "Oh look they're walking...again" Time to pull the plug, I think.

[indygirl]

I just think that I want to like this show more than this show wants me to like it. The "plagiarized" 90 seconds was so unamusing.

[mariposalabrown]

The audience they bought off the Strip was way funnier than anything that has ever come out of Harriet's mouth.

[jilly]

indygirl said:

I just think that I want to like this show more than this show wants me to like it. The "plagiarized" 90 seconds was so unamusing.

It was painfully boring. I could not care less about Harriet and Matt. They're pairing is so, so boring. The plagerized segment dragged and dragged and dragged. I deleted the show before it even ended. I really did want to like it, but I don't. Matthew Perry looks like shit.

[forever1267]

sooo.... I didn't miss anything by actually going to bed at a decent hour?

What was the "shocking" scene? I was expecting, with what looked like The Pussycat Dolls onscreen, that it was a Janet Jackson moment. What did happen?

I think my problem with this show is that it takes itself too seriously. It's only television, and even worse, it's only a late night sketch show. It is not The West Wing, a show I didn't even watch but feeling like I'm watching a K-Mart version of.

[indygirl]

Was there supposed to be a "shocking scene"? Hmm.