This is another very smart, very funny and very touching episode of 'Go On', a show that's perfectly watchable. I think it deserves an awful lot of credit for the way that it is able to combine all these elements in an accessible way, because the premise doesn't exactly scream 'comedy'.
But 'Go On' is often very funny, while also leaving you each episode with a nice tender moment.
It's good that they've given Matthew Perry's character some happiness and the chance to develop his first post-Janie relationship, and Piper Perabo is good value as the new woman in his life.
Ratings were sliding for this show by this stage of what would become its only run, and it's difficult to pinpoint why that is. The quality has been consistently high throughout, and there's no glaringly obvious reason as to why it didn't last.
Perhaps people just got bored of the premise.
Their loss. Discover it online or on DVD, it's worth it.
But 'Go On' is often very funny, while also leaving you each episode with a nice tender moment.
It's good that they've given Matthew Perry's character some happiness and the chance to develop his first post-Janie relationship, and Piper Perabo is good value as the new woman in his life.
Ratings were sliding for this show by this stage of what would become its only run, and it's difficult to pinpoint why that is. The quality has been consistently high throughout, and there's no glaringly obvious reason as to why it didn't last.
Perhaps people just got bored of the premise.
Their loss. Discover it online or on DVD, it's worth it.
