Is this Survivor: Underwear Island?

I liked this. The show's world, although a bit cartoon-ish, felt fully-realized. I laughed more at this pilot than I did at tonight's Modern Family or Up All Night. The voiceover/narration was very Awkward.-esque, which isn't a bad thing. Jane Levy is really good. And, for a comedy pilot, it was visually stunning. I'm…

This is my favorite new network drama. Does that say something about me? Or does it say something about the relative quality of all the other new fall dramas? Or is this show actually good?

Nobody edits these reviews. I find all of them to be coherent and interesting enough. But of course, you are free to overreact to these kinds of minor slip-ups, and I thank you for expressing your intellectual superiority.

The kids are now by far the strongest part of this show. Luke(!), Haley & Alex, and to a lesser extent, Manny. (Not yet sure how I feel about Lily 2.0). Tonight, their scenes felt like they were beamed in from a better, sharper show. If anyone working on this show REALLY deserves an Emmy, it's the casting director…

I don't know if you meant to type "All of the central characters are terrible" twice in a row, but it was warranted.

Walt was at Gus' "meeting place" in Half Measures, after he had ratted out Jesse's plan to kill the Combo-killers.

I am going to break format and actually talk about the episode and/or season:

I think the proper spelling of Gus' hermano is "Maximilio Arciniega," which also happens to be the name of the actor who played Krazy-8.

Uh oh.

Testing

I meant that Jeff and Jordan both seem pretty stupid, not both of Jordan's nipples.

Adam and Dominick all the way
Brendon and Rachel are disgusting and annoying and repulsive and idiotic and annoying.

Nobody has mentioned that
Much of the episode is a take-off on the Kurt Russell movie "Breakdown." I actually really liked that movie. This episode solidified this show as being great.

Ok, yeah, you're right. That opening shot with Marlee dancing was pretty painful.

Ugh
Jesus, Trump looks creepy in that picture.

What up with that?
Kevin's talking head about the alphabet?

This man
deserves to be a motherfucking STAR.

Wow,
I don't think I've ever seen "The Couch."

This analysis is probably the most enjoyment I've gotten out CBS since… ever.