Critics just can't stand to see a woman leading a show, being messy, hilarious and making fun of the upper class. The nanny, Alba, is the highlight of the show, though. Is it a tired premise? Is it simple? Sure, but so were The Office, King of the Hill and The Simpsons.

I love Kaitlin Olson from her work with Always Sunny . Sadly this seems to be aiming slightly more at the mainstream audience and has lost almost all humour which i actually find funny. The scripted feel is not my cup of tea, and the storylines are weak. I also don't like the 'family' setting which i guess is just my personal preference, I don't really enjoy watching a disfunctional group of young kids misbehave (ok except I like The Simpsons and Family Guy at least!). This show has provided me with a handful of giggles and so I will continue to watch as that is better than half of the so called sitcoms about today, but I simply can't wait for the new season of Always Sunny In Philidelphia to wash the taste of this out of my mouth !

Kaitlin Olson is great as always, but she's surrounded by unlikable and predictable characters, and sub-par writing. It's a shame, because I think Olson is strong enough to carry a show... just not this one.

This show might be funny if I was a low-life with no sense of humor, but that's not me. The show is a series of bad SNL skits where one is less funny than the next . I can't believe it wasn't cancelled right after the pilot show.

A loud-mouth anti-social individual as the lead character of a show seems to be the norm these days on television. There is nothing likeable about the main character nor do the scripts provide anything worth watching. This is another show destined for one season then tossed into the growing trash heap of failed television programs.