And Miller (nor his character) isn't even from the same country as New York, making the statement doubly stupid (unless I missed a scene where Watson had multiple personalities instead of PTSD).

I enjoyed this more than I was expecting to. I doubt I will follow the show on a regular basis, but if the rest of the series lives up to the pilot, I wouldn't turn it off if it popped up on my screen.

I enjoyed this more than I was expecting to. I doubt I will follow the show on a regular basis, but if the rest of the series lives up to the pilot, I wouldn't turn it off if it popped up on my screen.

Loved loved loved this pilot. No, it wasn't perfect. But it was a great hour of television and I can't wait to see where Ryan takes it.

Loved loved loved this pilot. No, it wasn't perfect. But it was a great hour of television and I can't wait to see where Ryan takes it.

Disappointed this didn't get a stronger review. I love the cast and have been looking forward to it since I first saw the previews.

Disappointed this didn't get a stronger review. I love the cast and have been looking forward to it since I first saw the previews.

IMO the title makes perfect sense in the context of the show. Mindy is working on improving herself - what's more of a project than a self-improvement project.

IMO the title makes perfect sense in the context of the show. Mindy is working on improving herself - what's more of a project than a self-improvement project.

I genuinely enjoyed the pilot. Kaling is charming and I quite liked the supporting cast as well.

I genuinely enjoyed the pilot. Kaling is charming and I quite liked the supporting cast as well.

I like the cast, but that's as far as it goes for this show. Didn't laugh once.

I like the cast, but that's as far as it goes for this show. Didn't laugh once.

Not digging the title. It will have no impact on my ability to enjoy the film, but it does seem to fly in the face of everything Gene Roddenberry stood for.

Not digging the title. It will have no impact on my ability to enjoy the film, but it does seem to fly in the face of everything Gene Roddenberry stood for.