Broke

Yet another "family moves in because they're "broke". Yet another overused laugh track.

I don't know what's worse, this or "Indebted." They're both almost the same right down to the laugh track. How do these things get on the air?

Why did someone believe Pauley Perrette could be the lead in a comedy? She might have generated a chuckle on NCIS, but never did her performance indicate the had the timing of a comedy actor. The premise of the show is somewhat standard by today's standards: single mom with son has a family member return hope, in this case a sister, and hijinks result as the Jeffersons have to move in with the Bunkers. Actually, that would be funnier. Here it's just a rich sister whose husband, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, has to accept he has lost the family fortune and now is living with a hardworking middle class sister-in-law; Has to be funny, right? Nope. No chemistry among cast members and plot just falls flat.I will be surprised if they run episode two, but with many viewers who love such dross, you never know.

...did I sit through the show. I loved him as Rogelio de la Vega on his prior show but this show lacks the chemistry and charm, except for the relationship between Javier and his assistant/friend. I hope he finds a great show, and wipes this one off his resume.

First of all, Perrette had badly aged out of her totally silly role on NCIS and at the age of 51, she is already aged out of this role. The show itself has been on for decades in one incarnation after another with very little variation. Tired and old.