Supremely underrated show that never got the recognition it deserved. It was never afraid to tackle taboo subject matter such as; homosexuality and homophobia in Hip Hop and the African American community, depression, self-harm, loneliness, suicide, incest and religion (namely scientology) and that's to name a few. It managed to transcend unbelievable storylines in a very grounded, realistic way without ever loosing it's wit or authenticity. The actor's involved done a phenomenal job portraying flawed, relatable and emotionally complex characters and the writing was superb, I can't think of a single storyline that didn't engage me which is especially rare in this soap-style format. Perhaps the biggest strength of the show was it's brutal honesty, making it in L.A is an extremely rare thing to do, all these characters (with the notable exceptions of Connor and Kaldrick) were broke, and you believed it. In short, The L.A. Project is the best show that you've never heard of.
1 person has watched something that hasn't even been filmed yet? Don't think so mate.
This show was fantastic, would have loved to have seen where it would have went in future seasons but at least we got a decent conclusion to all the main storylines.
A carbon copy of the original show. It's a little boring when every cliffhanger and big reveal are exactly what I seen in the original show, everything is the same, including characters outfits. I heard they veer off in their own direction around episode 6 but the original was flawless. I suppose in terms of American adaptations of foreign shows (which usually go horribly wrong, unless it's The Office) then this is really quite good, just frustrating because I feel like I'm watching the same thing in English with less-sexy people.
Judge Rinder is so sassy and sarcastic, it makes my day!
