Hoped it would improve with more episodes. It did not. Actually it got worse...
Matt LeBlanc should've stick with "Pucks" since it was funnier than this show.
The show had its ups and downs through its season, but the final two episodes were game changers and made up for every little bad thing. The show is amazing and can't wait for next season.
There are some things that bugs me with this show, and that is how they don't go bankrupt around episode 2-3, and only explanation is because the get paid well from rich clients to obscure law with jury tampering, illegal hacking for starters showing us that with enough money to throw around you can avoid prosecution. So I should cheer for them, because from time to time they take "pro bono" cases that are shown as episodes, but all other cases that are real money makers are tucked away so public can't see them....
Terrible, boring, waste of time.
Fear the Walking Dead is the show for people who watched The Walking Dead and thought that show has too much action, and very little discussing and contemplation about what is happening. Glad that AMC gave those people spin-off so they could just spend an hour watching episodes where people are just moping around and expressing feelings and stuff.
Comedy on complete default setting. Textbook, and by the book. Characters are stereotypical and not that funny.
Funniest thing about this show is that the Elena the daughter, and Schneider the landlord wear the same glasses....
Went in expecting disaster. Surprisingly caught myself laughing few times. It is not greatest comedy of all times, and it uses default factory setting for manufacturing comedy, but the material is sometimes funny, and some actors in cast have very good punchline delivery timing. The best thing I can say about this show is that it is somewhat funnier than some of the new comedies this fall.
Great concept, too bad it is Disney, so it will be produced like it is a PG '90s sitcom.
(after watching it I would rather watch paint drying, more fun and entertaining)
Main character has to play new role every episode. I think Lee will have problem with even one of them... I hope I'm wrong. Even Ernie Hudson would be better choice for Ben.
Wow, talk about beating the dead horse.
It's so rare to find such jewel. Everything about this show is perfect. Stellar cast that superbly does the job. Not one bad apple among them. Script, dialog and narrative are finely tuned machines that deliver the exact amount of excitement needed. After watching only one episode I recommend this show to everyone because I know that it will deliver excellence throughout the entire season.
It has a really strange beginning of the season, but once the main story begins unrolling you get caught up in it, and its really unpredictable main story. You can't forsee where it will lead you from first few episodes. Now, on half season you begin to forgive all the weirdness that surrounds it, and it shows potential to be a great story in the end. Lots of question waiting to be answered. :)
If you ever liked Disney children's comedy shows, and wondered how they would look like with adult cast now is the chance. Humor is almost non-existent, script is written by templates, and only rather OK thing about this show is relatively good cast that is trying their best to revive boring script.
wrong year.... it's 2016 not 1969.
This is absolute treasure and everyone should watch it.
Everybody can be a Star with an auto-tune...
Totally idiotic way to show 16 minute webisode.
After these "webisodes" AMC next project for TWD is spin-off that will be shown 1 frame/week.
Terrible. Seen reality shows better scripted than this piece of garbage
edited after episode 7:
I think that the connection to the Superman franchise is pulling the show down. If this was a generic Sci Fi show I would give it passing grade.
James Roland is a genius. I still can't figure out how he convinced executives to produce this terrible piece of television. It is so bad that I can't find one good thing to say about it. Stay clear of this, it won't last long anyway before it is cancelled.
edited after watching whole season:
You know those things that are so bad that they come out on the other side and feel good. This show is like this. I still think it's bad.
Sin City 2 bad. But I am glad that it had a chance to air, and I don't regret wasting my time watching it.
If this was filmed in the 80's it would be rather ok show. Sadly it is 40 years to late.
Just binged it, and it is fantastic. Superb production with great acting and captivating screenplay.
Really bad pilot that almost got me to drop the show which would've been a mistake.
From the second episode it is like I am watching completely different show.
I recommend everyone to power through the bad pilot and give this show a second chance.
It is worth it so far...
More and more this looks like prequel to movie "Brazil".
Dance Dance Revolution, kinda like Hunger Games/3% mutant baby but with music.
No, no, no, no ,no, no, just no. Waste of time.
I liked it, not awards material, but not really bottom of the barrel. It's watchable.
Kinda under-developed, with more details on characters could've been rather good.
Still, with already spent major plots in season one I don't see this picking up for second season.
Much better than the movie. Two episodes in and I'm hooked.
P.S. Sadly, after whole season, I don't feel the same. Not sure why, but my hype for the show kinda fizzled out.
The feel for the whole show is a meh (5), but I gave it fair (6) score just because of hype from beginning.
You can easily sleep through episodes one to eight and you wouldn't miss a thing.
What the -bleep- did I just watch? It is a miracle that this show even made it to production.
I saw some "Teletubbies" episodes with better script, acting and depth.
addendum:
four episodes in, and it is still terrible.
Sadly the main premise of the show is what makes it unwatchable.
Without the animated character it's same run–of–the–mill family sitcom,
but at least we could say that it's no better or worse that the other shows.
Sadly still don't recommend this for watching.
p.s.
I usually love Jenna Elfman comedy style, but in this show she was on back-burner,
funniest moments were delivered by children.
