Rip Roaring fun, my favorite line "Dad, do I have to come out to you at every meal?" HA HA HA HA HA. Side splitting. Where do these guys come up with such masterful writing? So funny, I am still laughing. oh my hahahaha... come out at every meal, hahahaha its funny because his dad is a priest, and he is gay, oh my hahahaha



Are we so dumbed down as a society that this is the kind of crap that passes as entertainment? People actually liked this? Wow, I am depressed.

Oh My God what is the world coming to, or shall i say what is it going to.

I enjoyed it.

I was touched by his relationship with Jesus.

He had the same sort of relationship anyone can have, and that some believers have.

We can all talk to Jesus, and if were quiet, well hear him when he talks back.

I enjoyed it.

I was touched by his relationship with Jesus.

He had the same sort of relationship anyone can have, and that some believers have.

We can all talk to Jesus, and if were quiet, well hear him when he talks back.

I watched it. It was completely moronic no matter if you are also offended by its anti everything stance or not. Basking in all that tasteless hedonism in the first episode gives them nowhere to go in subsequent episodes. I'm confident that it will die the ignomanious death it deserves.

I looked forward to this, as I like Aiden Quinn, and thought the life of a priest as a real "human" might be fodder for both drama and humor. However, I thought the writing was abysmal. I actually could not finish the second hour, as I was bored out of my mind. Although a clever, irreverent line was thrown in occasionally, I guess I expected writing on the sharp, acerbic calibre of the greatly-missed (in our household) JOAN OF ARCADIA. I found the characters, with the exception of Quinn, to be completely one-dimensional. I'm not a terribly conservative person, but even *I* was put off when their daughter was caught selling Mary Jane, and got not too much more than a "oh you clever, naughty girl" slap on the wrist. Is that the reality of today's families? Gosh, I wouldn't expect that in most families, let along one headed by a priest.

I watched this show because Aiden Quinn stars, and was unaware of all the controversy surrounding the premise. I loved the show, and several times caught myself laughing out loud. A sense of humor merely requires the ability to laugh at oneself, and many opportunities are presented here. Hilarious at times, with the occasional surprise, and always thought-provoking - Entertainment above and beyond so much of the garbage on offer these days. Kudos to NBC...and I am sure mine will not be the only 'voice of reason' that pleads for more...more...more...

Actually, given the apparent level of mediocrity of this show (judging by the pilot), it just might survive.

The "gay son" situation was caricatural: not subtle for one bit. Given their amount in the pilot alone, I wonder how many gay jokes flew in this household since the guy came out of the closet. Too much to be credible in my opinion.

The rest is pretty much a typical pilot, wanting to do too much while accomplishing too little.

I think that it occupies a sweet-spot where most people won't want to watch it. Its certainly irreverent enough that I expect many Christians won't like it and many non-Christians won't want to watch it because it isn't irreverent enough.