- Network: NBC , NBC; HDNET
- Series Premiere Date: Feb 26, 2007
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 222 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 196 out of 222
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Mixed: 3 out of 222
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Negative: 23 out of 222
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BrendanDJun 27, 2007
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JerriannWMar 2, 2007Paul Haggis should be banned from Hollywood.
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MalikBFeb 27, 2007haggis' imaginative uses of others' imaginations make me hate anything he does before he does it. he's a hack, pure and simple. except when it comes to racial jokes, apparently, he's oscar-worthy.
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ErikFeb 27, 2007
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HeidiMar 5, 2007
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TomTMar 7, 2007Unbelievably bad! A dark brooding boring story about a bunch of completely uninteresting losers. One episode was all I could force myself to watch -- and even then I switched it off after the first half-hour. There's no way I would waste another minute of my life with this piece of crap! Note to NBC: Please please please ... bring back Studio 60!!
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ShannonPMar 11, 2007Just can't get into it
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BryanMMar 28, 2007
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PhilfMar 4, 2007Expected much more. Not much effort put into the script. Very dissapointing
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JoeWFeb 26, 2007Garbage.
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GlennEFeb 27, 2007One of the worst pilots I have even seen in my life.
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steveJun 12, 2007is it me or are almost all of the characters unlikable
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BobbyDJun 18, 2007I agree with Fernando, especially about the narrator. The whole show just seemed very false, like it was a world based on other movies rather than a reality.
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These tall tales flow into a stream of consciousness. That's good. The acting is convincing. That's good. The Irish stuff is heavy-handed. That's bad.
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Haggis equates the slow revealing of character and plot with classy writing; you'll probably experience it as stuff you can see coming a mile away.
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[It] ultimately succumbs to being an inferior story on a broadcast network that can't even remotely match two far better cable series ["The Sopranos" and "Brotherhood"].