Steve Carell Rooster

[Anonymous]

I’m not expecting it to be deep, but think it’s fun and I liked Steve Carrell’s character more than I thought I would. I look forward to the next episode.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched the pilot. Hammy acting and some dumb dialog. I wanted to like it but it seemed really meh.

Give the second episode a try, it was really funny.

[Anonymous]

I laughed a lot at the second Episode, looking forward to the rest of the season.

[Anonymous]

So exhausted by the same fast paced unbearably witty dialogue in Rooster and Shrinking. Every character is the same

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So exhausted by the same fast paced unbearably witty dialogue in Rooster and Shrinking. Every character is the same

I haven’t watched Shrinking, but Rooster and Carrell’s character felt a lot like the Four Seasons. I feel like I’m being pandered to as a GenXer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So exhausted by the same fast paced unbearably witty dialogue in Rooster and Shrinking. Every character is the same

I haven’t watched Shrinking, but Rooster and Carrell’s character felt a lot like the Four Seasons. I feel like I’m being pandered to as a GenXer.

About effing time someone pandered to us!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So exhausted by the same fast paced unbearably witty dialogue in Rooster and Shrinking. Every character is the same

I haven’t watched Shrinking, but Rooster and Carrell’s character felt a lot like the Four Seasons. I feel like I’m being pandered to as a GenXer.

About effing time someone pandered to us!

It doesn’t resonate with me, though. We’re better than this drivel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So exhausted by the same fast paced unbearably witty dialogue in Rooster and Shrinking. Every character is the same

I haven’t watched Shrinking, but Rooster and Carrell’s character felt a lot like the Four Seasons. I feel like I’m being pandered to as a GenXer.

It felt more like later Michael Scott to me, when he'd get caught up in his own malopropisms.

[Anonymous]

Second episode was funny! Looking forward to more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched first episode and thought it was pretty weak. I don’t think I really like Steve Carrell very much. And I didn’t buy the relationship between his daughter and the British guy whatsoever. The whole thing felt trite.

The daughter is making it unwatchable for me. I hate the ridiculousness of her actions. It's so dumb. The banter between Carrell and the Dean of the school is funny but the story with the daughter is terrible. There is no chemistry between the daughter and her cheating boyfriend/spouse at all and as you pointed out, no way is that relationship going to happen.

[Anonymous]

First episode was ponderous

The age gap between Carrell and his adult daughter is not believable. He looks 55 and she looks 40! Bad casting

Fell asleep trying to watch second episode. Clearly not engaging TV.

What’s up with the soundtrack? I actually love that era’s music and these classics, but none of them mesh with vibe or storyline of the show.

The first episode was a big mess.

[Anonymous]

Last night’s episode was really funny. This is my favorite thing on TV right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loved seeing Jamie Tart on this.

I didn't recognize him! I swear I have mild face blindness.