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"With any luck, this show will be canceled soon and they can go back to doing what they do best -- on other shows." ...you hope so Maureen! The show it's a great surprise and you should not take it so serious.

I had to come back to this post to reply after watching the episode. I find the critics distaste for this show, especially the TV squad writers, odd.

I found the show absolutely hilarious. The whole child endangerment argument doesn't hold water for me. I mean what about the the world endangerment or occasional child endangerment coming from Veronica on Better Off Ted? I still managed to laugh at those scenarios.

I will continue to watch.

Feels like a good successor to My Name is Earl. Its a ballsy outrageous show, I thought it was pretty damn funny.

Dillahunt is the man. I wouldn't want him on the show just so he would have more time to work on other projects.

Couldn't disagree with Mo more on this one. I thought it was really funny last night. Felt similar to the early My Name is Earl episodes...I'll be tuning in again next week.

Most of the critics I've read are going quite a bit easier on this show. But I'm with Mo here. Not interested in laughing at people vomiting on a baby or sniffing the mentally declining Maw Maw's bottom to see if that's where the smell may be coming from.

Think about all the TV shows and movies the critics panned, but the public loved. I'm giving it a chance simply because the previews look good and the whole "child endangerment" argument is ridiculous. This is a comedy and nothing should be taken seriously, so I think Maureen was just being too serious when she watched the show with expectations that some of her favorite dramatic actors would be acting at some level of expectation she had before watching the show.

For an example of critics vs viewers, I read tons of good about Modern Family. Even had a few friends that watched it and said it was "okay". I gave that show 8 episodes to draw me in and I think I laughed twice in all that time. So what critics like/hate and what viewers like/hate is often opposites.

Garrett Dilanhunt has become one of my favorite actors in the last few years because his range is incredible. I will give this show a chance simply because he is on it but am fearful that my appreciation of him may make me hate the show more if it is as bad as all the critics are making it seem.

So...you're saying you didn't like it?