Dan O'Connor half-heartedly saying that his babysitter once watched and he's been watching a couple of years doesn't inspire confidence. Though I did like what he said about talking to the cast. The cast at this point is more knowledgeable and in tune than the writers.
Jamey seems to get the show where it's at now. It's a dead show with no plot. People are just tuning in to see Victor, Jack, and Nikki, the sense of community, and see Bill Bell's characters celebrate holidays and stuff. The characters were so sharply drawn that they have remained consistent over the years despite plot stupidity and a lack of action. So that's all fine (it's just background material now) but it doesn't suggest any change, especially this: "We want the audience to feel like they can pull up a chair at Crimson Lights or get dolled up and go to the Athletic Club or Society."
For several years there were tweaks that I thought could be done to make the show watchable, but we're really past that point now.
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