Do Not Disturb

While there's nothing particularly wrong with Do Not Disturb, neither is there anything so inspired as to make you leap to your feet, crying, "Yes! This is what television needs! More workplace comedies! More hotels!"

Instead of opting for the trite title, Higginbotham should have looked harder for something more novel. He could have found one suitable title right there in his own dialogue: We're thinking, of course, of "Don't Let This Happen to You."

Do Not Disturb is apparently trying for an upstairs/downstairs feel, but it comes across more as above-the-waist/below-the-waist.

Broad isn't automatically bad, of course, but broad and woefully unfunny are a pretty deadly combination.

Why, then, this debacle, with bad jokes, listless lines and a parade of cliches? Beats me.

A series so bad that it's daring you to watch. Don't.

It is both bad and offensive in its depiction of some of the workers at a small hotel.