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A chuckle sitcom with poignant jabs that's surprisingly forgettable.

Good comedic actors can't save a typical sitcom from being typical, typical.

Magicial or religious powers and daddy issues doesn't make your reboot of the Pretender any less stale.

Pretty people and a fairytale doens't make half assed conspiracies fix their own plot holes.

A "dirty" cop and his partner who's investigating him do things.

Making a character superficially less attractive can't hide the conventional anti-hero painting by numbers.

Manufacturing awkwardness to increase dramatic situations instead of actually relating to real teens leads to repetition.

Interesting premise pushed behind a typical cop show lead to one short season and no answers.

Dysfuctional family, with a great cast, is the background for jokes, half which take a second viewing to get.

Clean drawn cartoons with dirty mouths who reward inside jokes and references as much as actual humor.