Quarterlife

[nsa]

Did anybody watch it?

If so, what's your take?

[Nacional Tijuana]

I would need to give it another chance. I kind of lost track after 20 mins (I was posting on BS, too). I like the premise, however, I don't like the whole idea of a videoblog. I prefer the written word myself. I had odd memories of Doogie Howser, but I think that sort of journaling would be a preferable element to the show than video-blogging.

I liked the characters pretty well, but the lead character seemed to "beautiful" in a sense. But sometimes they are. They're not all nerds. Her persona actually reminded me of a blog I like, imagining the girl that runs it being similar in personality.

But again, I reeeally need to watch it, and pay more attention, next week.

[UpTheMetro]

I was a little disappointed, but I think I was expecting too much. I felt like the characters aren't real enough - an actress, two film producers, an editor with a popular blog, etc. Then there is this huge love triangle which sounds kind of unrealistic.

I've read a lot about the quarterlife crisis, since I am a 20-something. So I was really hoping for a show I could relate to. Perhaps the only aspect of the show I related with was the main character being underappreciated at work, but now it even looks like that story line is done.

[Stud83]

3.1 million viewers for the premiere, and NBC pulls it after the first episode.

[Nacional Tijuana]

I guess Bravo will air the full run of 6. Too bad. I wanted to like it. Maybe the concept will be used in a better show someday.

[ForeverRed]

The show has potential and does pretty well in conveying some of the major themes and problems of this generation but the characters seem a bit contrived and the story forced.

[royalstilton]

prolly needed Juno...;)

[Nacional Tijuana]

I could see her doing that, or even doing a V. Mars-type thing.