Super Fun Night

Wilson, who writes and serves as co-­executive producer, brings a sense of innocence to the sometimes ribald shenanigans.

Super Fun Night isn't the world's greatest show, but it has some serious potential.

There is something here for sure but the show has yet to find its footing.

The grotesque extremes to which Wilson stoops to get laughs in this frenetic vehicle have a whiff of desperation.... Her workplace feels like a retread of elements of Sara Rue's Less Than Perfect.

This show doesn’t have to be super. It does have to be fun.

This is not going to be pretty. Unfortunately it doesn't look like it's going to be very funny, either.

Once more we plunge into the unsettling, split-personality narrative of today’s post-feminist young women, whose theme song may as well be 'You Are 27 Going on 12.'