Let's be real: this show aired for one season in 2011, got cancelled, and disappeared into the void of forgotten network sitcoms for a reason. With a 40% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, even people who watched it in real-time didn't like it.

The premise—cynical guy hits 40 and re-evaluates his shallow life—could work, but this clearly didn't execute. The character roster reads like a rejected Mad Libs: the erratic boss, the friends-with-benefits coworker, the suspiciously happy ex-athlete, the pyromaniac assistant. It's trying to be edgy workplace comedy but lands somewhere between forgettable and cringe.

For parents: this is rated 14+ for sexual references and adult themes, but the bigger issue is that it's simply not worth anyone's time. There's no cultural cache, no nostalgic value, and nothing enriching about watching a self-involved middle-aged man navigate his mediocre life in a mediocre show. Skip it entirely and watch literally anything else.