It's flimsy, doesn't end well and again yields few laughs. They get Wayne Knight, but have him in an unjovial and unamusing role, just so the audience can say it's Newman... meh. Separating Alexander from his character, the character alone has little worth at this point. The writing's severely lacking other the first and third episode, with writers and directors constantly changing. The show's capable of so much more, it's just indifference to the content put out, after getting the viewers.
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