Watercooler: Is Suburgatory Worth Likely to?

Suburgatory Kind of loved that certain. A good deal. We're unsure whether or not this Suburgatory's opening shot in the Talbots-bedecked mother rapping inside a red-colored-colored light, our prime school glee-club joke (full of dork in the mobility device and cheerleader uniforms) or perhaps the not-too-snarky wit of Jane Levy's upended teen, but this comedy in regards to the Altmans, a parent-daughter duo who move from Manhattan for the 'burbs is a lot more fun when compared to a frapp-filled visit to the mall getting a cosmetically enhanced mother. Beginning off last evening incorporated in ABC's already winning Wednesdays (oh, and welcome back, Happy Being!), the sitcom is type of the anti-The Middle: They both share the voice-over idea, but where the Hecks are often affectionate and mildly serious, the Altmans are acerbic and often very apathetic - without needing to be off-putting, that's key. Include a Red-colored-colored Bull-fueled barrage of sight gags and put-on exaggerations of suburban existence, which we now have every reason be hopeful with this particular new kid round the comedy block. Plus, will we come with an "amen" that Jeremy Sisto has finally found a awesome-father role worth Clueless' Elton? What about you? Is Suburgatory inside your Must-Watch list? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!