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The Millers - Pilot
Currently, divorces aren't taboo anymore. It's happening more often than we'd prefer. There are even fairs at which you can be informed about them. But is this concept interesting enough for a series? If I had the right at CBS to say something about it, I would've preferred to let this series go.
'The Millers' is, as can be expected, about the Millers' family. Since he was divorced about three months ago, Nathan Miller (Will Arnett, 'Up All Night') is single again. To date, he still hasn't told his parents. When they visit him reasonably unexpected, he's got to tell them. This confession is the reason for Nathan's father to pack his bags immediately and leave.
Thus, this pilot makes us witnesses of a 'live' divorce. After the divorce of his son, Tim Miller (Beau Bridges, 'The Goodwin Games') doesn't have any reason to stay with his wife. He packs his bags and moves in with Nathan's sister. So now Nathan is stuck with his mother, Carol (Margo Martindale, 'The Americans').
The entire pilot feels very unnatural. Jokes about farting, a mum who invades a big house party while she is drugged with sleeping pills and a dad who is too clumsy to do anything independently. It doesn't manage to put a smile on my face. The cast does contain the necessary famous names, but the story destroys the potential of this series.
'The Millers' is broadcasted at Thursday night, right after 'The Big Bang Theory'. This schedule could ensure 'The Millers' spot on television. Tricks like these are constantly used by networks and ensure that the audience will continue to watch the channel. In this way, they can present the new series. Whether it is good enough to make a second season? At this moment, I feel it's not.
Follow The Millers'The Millers' is, as can be expected, about the Millers' family. Since he was divorced about three months ago, Nathan Miller (Will Arnett, 'Up All Night') is single again. To date, he still hasn't told his parents. When they visit him reasonably unexpected, he's got to tell them. This confession is the reason for Nathan's father to pack his bags immediately and leave.
Thus, this pilot makes us witnesses of a 'live' divorce. After the divorce of his son, Tim Miller (Beau Bridges, 'The Goodwin Games') doesn't have any reason to stay with his wife. He packs his bags and moves in with Nathan's sister. So now Nathan is stuck with his mother, Carol (Margo Martindale, 'The Americans').
The entire pilot feels very unnatural. Jokes about farting, a mum who invades a big house party while she is drugged with sleeping pills and a dad who is too clumsy to do anything independently. It doesn't manage to put a smile on my face. The cast does contain the necessary famous names, but the story destroys the potential of this series.
'The Millers' is broadcasted at Thursday night, right after 'The Big Bang Theory'. This schedule could ensure 'The Millers' spot on television. Tricks like these are constantly used by networks and ensure that the audience will continue to watch the channel. In this way, they can present the new series. Whether it is good enough to make a second season? At this moment, I feel it's not.
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