James Hale

As dramatically nutritious for the soul as a big, fluffy, cotton candy is to the body. Two episodes was all it took to know this series is little more than a mish-mash of time-worn clichés.

The first two seasons were a smash... I wish I could say the premiere of season three lived up to expectations. Some trouble may be due to its creators NOW attempting to be all things to all viewers. The writing needs to be punched-up to a level appropriate to the acting talent. We need more than the "shock" of a late 50s housewife turned comic unafraid of four letter words.

Were there a single likable or sympathetic character making the "busy-ness" worthwhile--I'd not have wanted to pull-out my already thinning hair. Tedious shots of determined, crazed, and overy painted ladies strolling L O N G corridors.....PASS!