I agree!
Years ago, I read Jeffrey Stepakoff's memoir; and in it, he talks about his stint on "Sisters." (Stepakoff, by the way, is the writer/producer who supposedly "saved" "Dawson's Creek" by coming up with the Pacey/Joey kiss, as well as the guy who talked about the time The WB's head of programming (and multiple P&G soap vet) John Litvack referred to Michelle Williams as a "chipmunk-cheeked c*nt"). In so many words, he said Cowen and Lipman had a very campy sense of humor that didn't always work on the show.
Even in the beginning, when you've got John Whitsig, singing karaoke to his sick child in his baseball cap and bathrobe, you're like, "No, this is not on the same level as 'thirtysomething'," lol. It might not be a full-blown soap, like KL from S4 onward, but it ain't no searing family drama either. It's just (bad) camp, redeemed by the amazing chemistry shared among the four leads.
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