Softwing Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

Lancoor A very feeble attempt at affirmatie action

Comwayon A Disappointing Continuation

Myron Clemons A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Charles Herold (cherold) A pilot from the creator of Scrubs and a couple of Family Guy writers promises something hilarious, but instead, Nobody's Watching is a watchable parody of reality shows most notable for Paul Adelstein's soulless executive.The basic idea is that a couple of schlubs are tasked with creating a sitcom while living in a sitcom studio in front of a live studio audience, while aforementioned executive tries to pit the duo against each other for drama and ratings.This is a perfectly fine idea for a show, if only it were funnier. But while it is amusing, it never reaches the heights of Scrubs or Family Guy. Just as well that it wasn't picked up, IMO.I don't know what to make of all these ecstatic reviews! Friends of the producers?

petersaarloos The "President of Television" has a meeting with his board about what to do next. Someone, very enthusiastically, suggests "A TV show about a single and attractive woman coming to New York to get her magazine running!" Someone interrupts him. "No, no, no, we need to try something different! Something fresh!" The President of TV walks up to this guy and bats him down with a clipboard.Now, to my knowledge, this show got canceled. Instead, they went for "Twins", because why be daring and funny when you can be unoriginal and successful? I watched the pilot (its on YouTube, go check it out) and compared to the other crap sitcoms give us nowadays (Scrubs aside), this is a masterpiece. Sure the acting isn't rock solid, but its not like any other sitcom (Scrubs, again, aside) offers us that.So yeah. Once more failure for the American TV Producers. But hey, its not like they needed success. I mean, its not like there's a writer's block or something...

xbox_1-1 I found the pilot of this show and I definitely see promise. I have no idea if this got picked up, or even what network it was being pitched to, but I'd watch it if it is on this fall.The plot summary seems to be that two longtime friends send in a tape they filmed of them bashing today's sitcoms. A WB (aren't they changing to UW or something like that?) executive challenges them to make a good sitcom. The thing is that this is really a ploy to create a reality TV show about the making of a sitcom. The two friends have to live on the sets in front of a live studio audience. There is also something about a bathroom in there too. You'll figure it out if you get a chance to see the episode.

Nick Leslie I saw the pilot for "Nobody's watching" on youtube and i just feel in love. Written by the writers of scrubs and family guy. Its incredibly original. Nothing like this on TV anywhere. Too bad Warner Bros. choose "Twins" over this. Hopefully, since its been released on the internet, WB will rethink and take it on.Its basically about two young men that are brought together by TV. They miss all the classics like "Fraser" and "Cheers" and so they send a video of themselves to WB telling them they can make a better show than all the crap they have on now. So WB take them on. Fly them to LA, and make them live in a studio for a year til they have an idea for a show, all while being film in front of a live studio audience which screens on "TV". Gunther from friends is on it. They recreate central perk. Its comedy gold. Extremely funny. I recommend going over to youtube and searching up "Nobody's Watching" and check it out for yourself.10 out of 10