Go Fish

This TV comedy series follows five roommates as they try to make their way through the world. Each of them is following a dream, however, in the pursuit of their goals they often find themselves in hilarious predicaments which sabotage any progress that they may be making.

Each of the roommates have different goals, one wants to be a Lawyer, one is trying to become a fitness instructor, another is a model, and one is an actress. The fifth roommate is the very rich owner of the house that they all live in, and wants to get married….

Each episode follows the girls through one day in a series of short chronological skits.

A lonely little goldfish is the physical manifestation of each roommates failures, this fish seems to suffer an untimely demise in each episode, and is promptly replaced by whoever caused the fishes end. No one seems to even notice that the fish is different each time.

Because obviously they either worked on the show or know someone who did.

I can see why this show didn't last. It's awful. Apparently a Comedy, I didn't laugh once through any of the episodes, and I'm surprised it lasted one episode let alone six (actually 10 but only six are listed.) These people cannot act. I always wonder: is this how these people are in real life? Is this how they talk, react, move etc., when in their everyday lives? Most likely not - so why here?

Apparently the show is about four or five women living together in Calgary. If it's about anything else, I have no clue and really don't care. The worst thing about this show is the narration. Not that there is narration but that it doesn't really reveal anything. The audio (excluding narration) is poor, sometimes out of sinc with the actor's speech patterns. The male actors are worse actors than the female ones and that's saying something. The script is nonsense writing throughout. Everything in this is poor.

The best episode (based on my ratings of each episode) would be the first episode but that's only because one is just getting into the groove of watching whatever they're watching and one also thinks, "It has to get better from here." It doesn't; it actually gets way worse. Zulie Alnahas needs to learn how to act, direct, write, and produce before doing any of those things again; and so does everyone else in whatever this show was.