QUOTE (jueight @ May 3 2007, 11:23 AM)

I will not be watching the Starter Wife because of too much advertising the show. It has been done to death, had the funeral and moving on. Why do stations do this? Do they think we are so stupid that we won't remember when a new show starts so they have to show us every 15 minutes? When I have to click on agreeing not to be hateful, harrassing or abusing, I wish the USA network would have to click on that agreement also.
it's not that they think you'll forget, but it's pretty SOP for companies when they want something to be successful to promote it like crazy. In fact, it's really how the whole thing works. You create a product, spend tons of money on marketing to generate interest, and you hope people take interest, with the level of interest indicating your level of success.
QUOTE (Markz9783 @ May 29 2007, 11:08 PM)

Plus the commercials have revealed the whole plot anyway so why bother to watch. Debra Messing plays a Hollywood wife who apparently loves being at the heart of the red-carpet life and starves herself to stay there. She is married to a somewhat un-beautiful Hollywood mover and shaker who leaves her for a younger idiot woman. Debra's shallow friends don't mind sticking it to her after the divorce, but she has some fun, fabulous friends/family to see her through. Debra goes through life changes and becomes her own woman. Debra meets sexy, better-looking-than-her-ex-husband new boyfriend/husband and she's back on top. Ex husband wants her back but its too late.
AHAHA, the commercials showed you nothing. They showed you HER story. There's several seperate substories in the show. Lou's plot over the suicide, and Sam's storyline which doesn't come to focus until hour 3. It's basically everything about his whole life, his mentallity and ultimately, his transformation as a human being coming back to "reality". Then there's the Cricket and Jorge storyline about the family ordeal they went through. Joan's alcohol addiction....
Your post is effectively "judging the book by it's cover". You think because the commercials gave you some bits, that they've spoiled the plot. Hardly the case. When I finally saw everything I was surprised how much they actually "left out".