Matt, un viudo testarudo, es el propietario de un taller de coches clásicos. Sin embargo, cuando la hija separada de Matt y sus hijos adolescentes llegan a su casa, comienza la verdadera his... Leer todoMatt, un viudo testarudo, es el propietario de un taller de coches clásicos. Sin embargo, cuando la hija separada de Matt y sus hijos adolescentes llegan a su casa, comienza la verdadera historia.Matt, un viudo testarudo, es el propietario de un taller de coches clásicos. Sin embargo, cuando la hija separada de Matt y sus hijos adolescentes llegan a su casa, comienza la verdadera historia.
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Reviewers say 'Shifting Gears' has mixed reception. Tim Allen's performance and the relatable family dynamic are praised. However, the excessive use of canned laughter is criticized as distracting and unfunny. The chemistry between Tim Allen and Kat Dennings is questioned. Some appreciate the show's attempt to address political and generational divides, while others find the writing stale. The acting of the supporting cast, especially the children, receives varied feedback. While some see potential, many are disappointed with the execution.
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The key to a good sitcom is avoiding an unnecessary umderlining of the jokes.
Scrubs did it perfectly. Over narrative, no need for audience, the jokes will sell themselves.
The volume of unfunny sitcoms coming from the US is rising and the majority arent hitting their marks, the fomulas are all the same, the settings all seem familiar and fake, but its usually 5 minutes in you know its never going to be funny.
I like Tim Allen. Home Improvement set a marker for this type of thing, but maybe if the writers improve, the show will do.
Cant see this getting past S1 but history tells me people enjoy this stuff.
Scrubs did it perfectly. Over narrative, no need for audience, the jokes will sell themselves.
The volume of unfunny sitcoms coming from the US is rising and the majority arent hitting their marks, the fomulas are all the same, the settings all seem familiar and fake, but its usually 5 minutes in you know its never going to be funny.
I like Tim Allen. Home Improvement set a marker for this type of thing, but maybe if the writers improve, the show will do.
Cant see this getting past S1 but history tells me people enjoy this stuff.
Here I was thinking Tim Allen and Kat Denning, 2 actors I actually like, were going to blow it out of the park. 2 episodes in and all I can think is how long till they cancel this. Tim is the exact same character hes always been but theres no spring in his step. Its a stiff performance. Maybe he's trying to adapt to the character and hasnt nailed it yet.
Kat for the most part is phoning it in. Shes acting like shes in 2 Broke Girls but without the clever sexual innuendos. She was much better in Thor and Wandavision.
This just seems flat to me. I'll watch it for now, but I think this one wont get any legs to it. Its just not funny and the canned laughter is over done.
Kat for the most part is phoning it in. Shes acting like shes in 2 Broke Girls but without the clever sexual innuendos. She was much better in Thor and Wandavision.
This just seems flat to me. I'll watch it for now, but I think this one wont get any legs to it. Its just not funny and the canned laughter is over done.
Everything they say isn't funny so PLEASE give us a break and scrap the laugh track. It's used so often it makes the show unwatchable, which is a shame because it's not off to a bad start as a new series.
The acting is good and the plotline allows room for the show to grow.
But for the show to evolve writers need to stop aiming for the quick easy laugh and develop the characters.
Mostly, tone down the laugh track. We can figure out the comedic lines all by ourselves.
There's good chemistry between Tim Allen and Kat Dennings and the actors who play the kids are quite good. Don't let the laugh track spoil it.
The acting is good and the plotline allows room for the show to grow.
But for the show to evolve writers need to stop aiming for the quick easy laugh and develop the characters.
Mostly, tone down the laugh track. We can figure out the comedic lines all by ourselves.
There's good chemistry between Tim Allen and Kat Dennings and the actors who play the kids are quite good. Don't let the laugh track spoil it.
I hated Tim Allen in the 90s. Grew on me in 2000s. I'm a fan after Last Man Standing. Show started okay and will give it a try. Sadly, I cannot digest Kat Dennings. She's so dry and not funny. We need a shake up for S2 if we get there.
I agree with everyone else and the laugh track. It's annoying. Please please please lose it.
Also, lose the dark blue lighting. It makes the feel look terrifying. The dark tones inside the house feels so depressing. The kids are great. No issues with them. Also the supporting cast. Please kill off Kat and her unfunny lines. Perhaps a funnier actress that has a better chemistry with Tim!
I agree with everyone else and the laugh track. It's annoying. Please please please lose it.
Also, lose the dark blue lighting. It makes the feel look terrifying. The dark tones inside the house feels so depressing. The kids are great. No issues with them. Also the supporting cast. Please kill off Kat and her unfunny lines. Perhaps a funnier actress that has a better chemistry with Tim!
I'm quite enjoying this sitcom so far. The laugh track does not bother me, actually I find sitcoms with laugh tracks to be enjoyable and light hearted. It's not about telling me when to laugh but rather about feeling like I'm laughing along with an audience. It makes me feel like I'm there and that it's more of a "show".
I'm very excited to see Tim, Kat, Seam and Daryl interact, they are all favourites from separate shows and were great in those so I expect they will be great in this one.
So far I've watched the first 2 episodes and I think it's getting into it's groove. They are getting more into their characters and it's getting funnier. Every show needs a few episodes for us to get to know them and their rhythm, so let's see how this one's gonna be.
I'm very excited to see Tim, Kat, Seam and Daryl interact, they are all favourites from separate shows and were great in those so I expect they will be great in this one.
So far I've watched the first 2 episodes and I think it's getting into it's groove. They are getting more into their characters and it's getting funnier. Every show needs a few episodes for us to get to know them and their rhythm, so let's see how this one's gonna be.
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- TriviaThe green 1956 Ford F100 truck and the maroon 1965 Corvair in the shop also appeared in Tim Allen's previous sitcom "Last Man Standing".
- ConexionesReferenced in kuji: Yuliya Akhmedova: Self Reflection (2025)
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