[Patrick Sun]

"Big Shots" is basically the male equivalent of "Desperate Housewives" in some respects, but the main 4 male leads are all CEO/leaders of their respective companies/organizations and friends who commiserate about their problems and celebrate their triumphs. Can't see too many from the female demographic objecting too much to the cast that includes Dylan McDermott, Michael Vartan, Joshua Molina and Christopher Titus.

I liked it, but it's a fluffy piece of entertainment. It's a little tough to be all that sympathetic to these "big shots", though. Did enjoy seeing Paige Turco getting some regular work, as well as Peyton List, who plays Cameron, Duncan's daughter (and I remember as Lucy Lane on Smallville for an episode, and was on Day Break for a few episodes). Didn't realize Jessica Collins (Marla) had all that going on underneath her wardrobe, but remembered her from Tru Calling.

I hope the writing gets a little sharper and provides some more less cliched subplots and situations that these "big shots" face in their daily lives. The male cast is overall pretty good, though.

With ER floundering these days, I may switch over and watch "Big Shots" live, and relegate ER to time-shifted viewing.

[Patrick Sun]

The tonal differences in the 3.5 subplot makes it tough to take this show all that seriously when called upon to do so, to its detriment. I don't think this show is going to make it to a second season.

[Dan Keefe]

I love this show. I find it amusing. I don't feel sympathetic, but I didnt feel sympathetic for Desparate housewives either. I just think for this show to make it, it needs a better time slot....after Housewives would be ideal

[Jerome Grate]

If you can get past the "whole rich thing", not a bad show. Some funny parts but I think it would work the men appealed to a more middle to upper middle class. At the levels the men involved are in this show you can almost say who cares what they go through. Don't know if it will make it after the 1st season, but shows have grown on me during the seasons.

[Nick]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerome Grate

If you can get past the "whole rich thing", not a bad show. Some funny parts but I think it would work the men appealed to a more middle to upper middle class. At the levels the men involved are in this show you can almost say who cares what they go through. Don't know if it will make it after the 1st season, but shows have grown on me during the seasons.

Yeah, I laugh in couple scenes. It wasn't the best but it was entertaining.
The wife and the mistress became best friend plot was kind of funny.

[Nelson Au]

Not much love here for this show!

I'vebeen following it all season. I have been enjoying it for what it is. A lot of attractive actors, some goofy subplots like the little black book. I do like how Duncan is trying to change to get his wife back. I like the Michael Vartan character adjusting to single life and being a CEO, I like the other guys silly situation with the wife and ex-lover being friends. I can't help wonder if the kid that Duncan's daugther hired was a plant from Duncan's rival. But it appears he may not be afterall.

Simply fun light entertainment, I agree, the male equivalent to Desperate Housewives.

[Brian^K]

Not much love for this show anywhere, really. As production shuts down due to the strike, crew have been informed that the show will not be returning after the strike... effectively Big Shots has been canceled.

[Nelson Au]

Too bad it's cancelled. At least ABC is showing an episode tonight.

[James_S]

I loved the show, I actually found it very entertaining. I was sorry to see it canceled.

Well at least it's a new episode on tonight.

[Mikah Cerucco]

I watched one episode and found myself following it. Nice ensemble cast, and to my knowledge, not something you see on TV often.

[Nelson Au]

Maybe it's not cancelled. Some sites report it is not cancelled yet.

Here's a link to a youtube video where Christopher Titus is asked if the show is cancelled:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iRCtc7RHJA&feature=user

Take it with a grain of salt.