Lots of potential, and we were happy to see Cheryl Ladd, but we could only take a half hour of this syrupy mess.
The scenes were full of unimaginative, banal dialogue about preachy family issues. Cheryl Ladd and her daughter talking about kids leaving the nest was the first crack in our willingness to continue, and then her scene with her neighbor talking about the upcoming 60s Christmas party with little giggles ... which I think were added in post production since we never saw any indication they giggled in the scene, finished off any desire to continue.
Great American Family is typically a step down from Hallmark offerings. They've improved in the past couple of years, but they're still not as consistent.
The scenes were full of unimaginative, banal dialogue about preachy family issues. Cheryl Ladd and her daughter talking about kids leaving the nest was the first crack in our willingness to continue, and then her scene with her neighbor talking about the upcoming 60s Christmas party with little giggles ... which I think were added in post production since we never saw any indication they giggled in the scene, finished off any desire to continue.
Great American Family is typically a step down from Hallmark offerings. They've improved in the past couple of years, but they're still not as consistent.