[King & Maxwell] will live and die on the casting--because everything else about it feels as stale and standard as week-old white bread.

[A] stinker of a family sitcom.

The Glee Project feels like an exercise in ego for the folks running the show. There's a whole lot of playing to the camera going on amongst the professionals, especially from choreographer Zach Woodlee and Murphy himself.

Sad to say, another round of Black Friday madness would deliver more laughs than this brainless new sitcom.

Seems to me she's [Alana's mother June is] desperate to stay in the spotlight. And all I can say to that is, "Honey, bye-bye."

Everything feels like a put-on; nothing seems plausible.

Watch it to laugh, and you'll have a lot of fun.

The show had all of the potential of "Idol," but Fox blew it by forgetting these words of wisdom: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. [15 Aug 2005]

Liz & Dick is, simply, a joke.

Charlie's Angels is as absurd as the original 1976-81 series that launched the careers of Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson and Farrah Fawcett (and her hair).

All in all, A Royal Romance offers some OK acting of a dull story.

The office gang from Free Agents is anything but funny.

Nothing has really changed.

I'd rather babysit a dozen children between the ages of 2 and 10 then sit through more of this.

ABC, you can do better than this drivel you call Work It.

Rob is clumsy and uncomfortable, not to mention completely devoid of chemistry among its actors or subtlety in their delivery of "jokes."