Strange Days with Bob Saget

Some of it's funny, but revelatory? Not too. [6 Dec 2010, p.52]

Though Saget is amiable and likable here, the ratio of good quips to groaners is still only about one-to-four.

That's not to say that there aren't laughs in Strange Days; they're just not "Entourage"-level laughs (for those who enjoy Mr. Saget's hilarious appearances as himself on that HBO series).

The show is neither funny nor illuminating. Indeed, if you aren't a bordering-on-psychotically-obsessive Saget fan, there's not much to see except some very nice scenery.

Everybody in the premiere episode of Strange Days turns out to be a nice guy or gal, and that's a great thing in life. It just doesn't make for a very strange, or interesting, TV Show.