I imagine ABC will be putting this show behind them fairly soon, but it's still a shame it exists at all. Yes, yes, pilots are weird, particularly sitcom pilots, but even with most sitcoms that started slowly and turned out to be great, I could see some talent, some point of view in the writing right out of the gate that I knew I'd eventually enjoy. But this show is about three generations (not really generations, as the sisters are only four years apart, but Jesus, they act like the older one's 57) of couples showing us the gradual devolution of romantic relationships into nothing but monotony and resentment. Only less intelligent, ridiculously clownish, and somehow even more stale than that.

It relies on devices that are universal, sure, but when you rely only on tired, well-worn topics like how parents hate their daughter's boyfriends, how moms are obsessed with weddings and grandbabies regardless of whether or not either is a good idea, and how opting to live together instead of getting married is so weird, you are a retread. You are dated. And you have nothing to offer.

I did like that one joke about how people who think they're worldly pronounce things obnoxiously, though. But that was a lone bright spot.

Joanna Garcia, Kurt Fuller and Debra Jo Rupp are great, and I think they deserve better than an embarrassing fall review cycle and a swift cancellation. Unfortunately, based on what I've seen, that's exactly what they're getting. Better luck next pilot season, guys.

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