It's A Brad Brad World

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Season 1
  • Network: Bravo
  • Series Premiere Date: Jan 2, 2012
Season #: 2, 1
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Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 3
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 3
  3. Negative: 1 out of 3
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  1. Entertainment Weekly
    Reviewed by: Jessica Shaw
    Jan 3, 2012
    83
    He's just as entertaining as ever, not to mention endearingly human.
  2. New York Daily News
    Reviewed by: David Hinckley
    Jan 3, 2012
    20
    It's like watching someone send out résumés.
  3. The New York Times
    Reviewed by: Jon Caramanica
    Jan 3, 2012
    60
    Unlike Ms. Zoe, whose gift for vapid and catchy utterances made for sticky television, Mr. Goreski has to rely on his sartorial choices, his Canadian good will, and the occasional bolt of drama and anguish.

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  1. toxboxer
    Feb 22, 2012
    9
    Watch It's a Brad Brad World once and you realize this is truly great television in the making. This isn't reality television, it's somethingWatch It's a Brad Brad World once and you realize this is truly great television in the making. This isn't reality television, it's something REAL that is actually ON television. On it's most basic level it entertains because it reveals a life so different, almost gloriously illogical, from the life a typical viewer might be having. Yet you have no doubt it is a real life, Brad's life, and that we have been graciously invited to share it with him... whether it leads to success, failure, or a mixture of both.

    The richness of the industry, the colors and the glamour could easily set this show apart but you would be missing the level of detail they pack into each episode like their amazing, reduced to a miniature world, establishment shots that open many of the segments. They scream "great talent at work" from the very start.

    Though gifted, while under the employment of Rachel Zoe's brand Brad was only allowed to be a rewritten, yet fresh, version of Ethel Mertz. But on his own, I have a sense that I may well be watching the next Lucille Ball in the making. With his timing, his delivery, his genuine sense of self, what is captured on screen is not something a script could conjure up. His style, his creative spark, the execution of his work clearly mark him as a talent on the rise.

    But this is not the work first of an actor, or first of an ego, or first of a person with something to prove to you. It is the genuine article. It is genuine Brad. At his work, as himself, on his journey to develop himself into the person he has always been. That's what makes his show stand out so wonderfully among television's other offerings. Such honesty, such truth about life, is rarely trapped by the camera's lens. Bravo, Brad. Bravo, Bravo.    … Full Review »
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