Grimerlana
Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike
AshUnow
This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.
Jonah Abbott
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.
hfhfdfse
I caught Less Than Perfect during one of its reruns on Russian TV and was amazed how funny it is. The main character Claudia Casey (Sara Rue) arrives in New York and manages to get a position of a personal assistant to TV news anchor Will Butler (Eric Roberts). The show chronicles Claudia's triumphs and failures as she climbs the career ladder. Her two best friends – neurotic Owen (Andy Dick) and pleasantly plump Ramona (Sherri Shepherd) will teach her to survive in this "beware of your office mates" world. Zachary Levi and Andrea Parker portray model-looking Kipp and Lydia- two self-centered, ego-driven office villains who can not wait to see Claudia up and go. There is a lot of talking about relationship, dating, shoes and "how to shut up that guy standing near my cubic and speaking so loudly on the phone". Very funny and all actors are very good. All in all very good sitcom.
b-a-h TNT-6
If you like this show, you are probably not going to like what I'm going to say. Then again if you like this show, I can't say I have really any sympathy for you.Frankly, this has got to be the most painful TV show I have seen in ages. No wit, no purpose, no talent whatsoever. I scrolled down the "memorable quotes" to see if I was just unlucky with the bits and pieces I could stand to watch. No. I have not found one quote that brought a smile on my face, let alone one that actually made me laugh.And another thing, I find it depressing that in this day and age they still try to use the laugh track as a cue to where the "funny stuff" is supposed to be. I have never met anybody who did not find the laugh track completely annoying, and this show has one of the LOUDEST laugh tracks I have ever heard! But of course when all you have is this kind of drivel, that's the only thing you can resort to to pretend what you're showing is actually funny.Where I live they show this after the excellent "Scrubs". The difference in quality is amazing. Where "Scrubs" is always fresh, witty and honest, "Less than Perfect" is stale, moronic and, well... unwatchable.
budoinst@aol.com
Interesting show---it reminds me of the way things truly were at times in office life. Interesting to see Andrea Parker (of The Pretender) in such an opposite role and pull it off. Very nice to look at at the same time.The rest of the cast seem to work well together and after a bit of a rough go the first season, it seems to be much more stable and interesting.Walker, Texas Ranger went to Friday nights and seemed to run forever. Hopefully, this show will do so at the same time. If "Hope and Faith" can make it, this certainly should also.I was surprised how much I liked it.
Syl
I am a very difficult viewer with television comedies today. I do enjoy this show because the writing and acting are worth watching. MadTV's alum, Will Sasso, brought refreshing energy to this show. Where is Eric Roberts and when will his famous sister, Julia, make a cameo? Of course, the casting is brilliant with veteran Sherri Shepard and Andy Dick. I wasn't pleased about Joanna Kerns and Valerie Harper playing his lesbian mothers. I would have preferred Estelle Parsons instead. Anyway, Less Than Perfect is a great show and works well. Bring back Caroline Aaron, she's a scene stealer. Sadly, they changed the schedule so many times and this show ended up lost somewhere in the prime time mess and ended up being canceled when the ratings weren't that high.
