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Critic Reviews
Jul 25, 2016
Aug 17, 2015
Season 2 Review:
What follows isn't just a satire of the ESPN lifestyle but a smart, savvy depiction of the camaraderie people of color sometimes develop when they find themselves in lily-white environs. [21/28 Aug 2015, p.95]
Nov 6, 2014
Season 1 Review:
The show initially relies too heavily on plots in which Cam’s career is imperiled by the family’s behavior, plots that come off as contrivances to give the family deeper roots in Cam’s world. But Remorse finds its sea legs once it realizes Cam’s family can afford to stand on its own, whether they realize it or not.
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Sep 26, 2014
Season 1 Review:
The cast is charming and there's a refreshing honesty about Cam. [3 Oct 2014, p.67]
Aug 21, 2017
Season 4 Review:
Each related subplot plays out over the course of the first three episodes of season 4, finding three of the show’s characters grappling with existential crises. And as their stories progress, O’Malley, who penned the first two episodes, and fellow producers Luther M. Mace and Paul Oakley Stoval exercise the show’s ability to solidly walk a fine line between aching tragedy and dark, legitimately funny slapstick.
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Aug 21, 2015
Season 2 Review:
In Season 2 it’s the quality of the family-sitcom interplay that continues to make Survivor’s Remorse, created by the actor and writer Mike O’Malley and inspired in part by the life of LeBron James, one of the funnier and more appealing mainstream half-hours on television--mainstream meaning formulaic but with a light enough touch that you can choose to ignore it.
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Oct 2, 2014
Season 1 Review:
What makes it work beyond the sitcom-ish sound of that, to the extent it does, is primarily the genial camaraderie between Cam and Reggie, and the genuine warmth among the characters, even when they’re sniping at each other. Give part of the credit to director Ken Whittingham, who brings a natural, unforced quality to those scenes.
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Oct 3, 2014
Season 1 Review:
Unlike many series--especially cable series--and despite the propensity of some family members to take undue advantage of Cam's new good fortune, the show is not broadly cynical about people or institutions, which makes it easy to like, despite its sometimes wobbly tone and occasional clumsy construction.
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