Everyone Is Doing Great

Been a fan of James and Stephen for year's so I was excited to see their new project they created. Sorry to say big disappointment and way to much hype. I think they used a lot of family and old co workers to try and hype it up. I really tried to get into it but after episode 5, I turned it off. If people think this show was hilarious I would say Stephen and the pillow were the best parts. Show was way to slow, it jumped all over the place, basically it's washed up actors in Hollywood who are drug and alcohol addicts, who got no jobs, so normal Hollywood. The lead actresses were also disappointing, I mean I know they hired them due to budget and that some of them are dating but geez they were a bore. If they get a season two all I got to say is good luck and get better writers and story lines. Oh and the vampire theme lame.

I was following this campaign from the start and was very much looking forward to it coming out! I was a bit disappointed as I had expected it to be much better. There is some great comedy and some great scenes but I felt it dragged a bit and I found myself getting a bit bored. I'm a huge fan of Stephen & James and also Alex for that matter. I think they did well for writing and directing their own show. Hopefully if it gets picked up for season 2 they will take some of this feedback on. Best of luck guys and Alex :)

A very honest portrayal of what actors go through after finding success and then going through a slump. I thought it was an interesting premise. And the fact that they were on a vampire teen drama is pretty funny. I also loved the quirky music and acting. The humor is more dry and awkward, not so much in your face. I especially liked the North Carolina episode. I think that might have been filmed near the river court from one tree hill.

As a OTH fan of course I was so excited to watch this. It's so funny and real and I can't wait for more seasons!!

The leads are terrific. Colletti is sweet and driven and Lafferty finds subtle humour in his 'retired' actor. You feel for these guys, even when they are the cause of their own misery. What really sells the show and keeps it from being a two-hander, are the female roles they've written. The women here are smart and flawed. Alexandra Park in particular knocks it out of the park playing a actor who has continued to be successful, married to a man who seems to have given up. Her scenes with Lafferty (himself a revelation - who knew UGGS could look sexy?!) are heartbreaking. I blasted the season over three nights and wanted more. The love and experience that's gone into this make it tangible. I truly hope we get another season.