If you have ever lived in LA, then you will understand the bizarre truth underlying this show. You'd find the show hilarious and true, and very smart--a kind of Seinfeld for LA.
Jennifer Gray plays herself, after her plastic surgery when no one recognizes her anymore. There's an independently wealthy bald guy named Shrug who is exactly like someone I knew in LA, a shallow but good looking prouder, and a ditzy, sweet masseuse.
The shows are about getting work, getting dates, plastic surgery and traffic--meaning, it's about LA.
The unhappy New Yorker's view of LA is dead-on, as is the fact that he loves to complain about it, and then gets to like it.
The best episode is when they all had to stop everything they were doing and watch the skycopter follow a high-speed chase. This is also true to life.
Very funny, but probably too hip for the room. Too bad it didn't last. If it's on reruns anywhere, watch it!
Jennifer Gray plays herself, after her plastic surgery when no one recognizes her anymore. There's an independently wealthy bald guy named Shrug who is exactly like someone I knew in LA, a shallow but good looking prouder, and a ditzy, sweet masseuse.
The shows are about getting work, getting dates, plastic surgery and traffic--meaning, it's about LA.
The unhappy New Yorker's view of LA is dead-on, as is the fact that he loves to complain about it, and then gets to like it.
The best episode is when they all had to stop everything they were doing and watch the skycopter follow a high-speed chase. This is also true to life.
Very funny, but probably too hip for the room. Too bad it didn't last. If it's on reruns anywhere, watch it!