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| Moral Rating: | Not Yet Rated |
| Primary Audience: | Teen to Adult |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Length: | 30 min. |
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TV CREDITS
Starring: Sarah Paulson, Lisa Edelstein, Regina King, Ken Marino, Jill Clayburgh, Brad Rowe, Tim Meadows | Produced by: NBC Studios
Show Synopsis: (from the producer) From Jenny Bicks, Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning writer and producer of "Sex and the City," comes this new half-hour single-camera comedy about the relationships between a close circle of friends in their 30s. At the center is Faith Wardwell, a spirited young woman who calls off her engagement to a "good on paper" guy and takes a leap of faith back into the single life to discover what its like when you stop doing what you should do, and start doing what makes you happy.
After a fling with an attractive actor prompts her to cancel her nuptials, Faith finds herself back in the company of her outspoken circle of friends who provide varied perspectives on life. Theres Patty, Faiths free-spirited single friend and co-worker who's always looking for Mr. Right Now; Cynthia, Faiths no-nonsense married neighbor who likes to speak her mind on all issues, relevant to her or not; and Andy, Faiths fun-loving best friend from college who works as a reporter at Rolling Stone.
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Take Caution—This is a terrific new show. There is a lot of sexual innuendo here, but it is funny and real.
—Robin, age 22
Avoid—As an adult without children, I was shocked at the content and lack of taste. To call this a comedy is stretching the point. My seventeen year old niece happened to see it also. She felt it was “horrible”. What are we saying to teenagers and young adults? What a poor showcase for what could be successful, talented actors.
—J. B. Egan, age 55