VividSimon Simply Perfect

ChanBot i must have seen a different film!!

Fatma Suarez The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Dana An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

jDriftyx82 There's not a lot to say about Back to You. It's a rather generic sitcom starring Kelsey Grammar (Cheers, Frasier) and Patricia Heaton (Everybody Loves Raymond).One of the great aspects of Back to You, is its hilarity. This generic, predictable, clichéd sitcom, is saved by hilarity.The show is about Chuck Darling (Grammar) a star news anchor, who, after playing the field at other stations, comes back to his home town. Only to find out that his co-anchor Kelly (Heaton) has a child. He also learns that the child is his.Now, I was only exposed to the first 9 episodes, so I'm not sure. But Chuck never tells his daughter he's her dad. But that's because it was canceled too soon.If the show went on longer, I think it would've gotten better. Like NewsRadio.

morpheusatloppers "Back To You" has just run its 17th episode here in Thailand. This was the last episode of the first season (shortened by the writer's strike?) and I am now eagerly looking forward to Season Two.Like many, I was unimpressed by the first show - but as DKOSTY's comment reminds me, I can say the same for "Cheers" (which ALMOST got CANCELLED early in its first season) "Frazier" (I initially HATED the character of Frazier's Dad - not realising that without the conflict between the two characters, the series would have had little to build on) and even "M*A*S*H" (sacrilege - but I was young then, and expected it to be like the movie).The thing is, as in life, it DOES take time to warm to new TV characters - and the writers take time to develop them. Granted, Britain's practise of giving a series YEARS to catch on may be excessive (although some of it's most POPULAR series DID take years) but America could learn from Auntie's patience.And yes, the show is cosy and old-fashioned. But then, tried and tested only means BORING if the PLOTS and JOKES are likewise - and those in "Just For You" are NOT. Finally, I would add that in my experience, there is often a "defining moment" in a series - one where it suddenly CLICKS. For "Over To You", that moment would be the episode with the subplot involving "The Mural In The Bedroom". And although I ticked the "contains spoilers" box, for the benefit of those who've not yet seen it, I'll not comment further!

chuckyallen83 I can only rate 2 out of 10 because i am only on episode 3 and i like to rate the show once the season has ended. Once the season has ended and i love it so much i will rate it 10 out of 10. YouTube gets publicity in Back to You and it was very funny in the pilot episode. The best pilot episode i have seen since The War at Home and this show looks like its going to be a big hit for FOX but i doubt it because FOX is very tight and will have this show of the air half way through second season i guarantee it so i wont get too attached to this show.The great thing about this show are the actors who star in this show they work really well together and you can tell they are having a great time working with the rest of the crew and with each other.The pilot was very funny and a little bit touching the ending was great when Chuck Darling got to see his daughter the one he never knew he had until Kelly Carr told him he has a daughter although she didn't want to tell him because she thought he was never going to come back and mostly she just didn't want him in there lives because i think she is scared of losing her relationship with her daughter i think thats what it really is. I know the they don't have much of a relationship yet but the show has only started and i am sure they will do touching episodes with Kelly and her daughter Gracie.Montana reminds me a bit of the character from the television series Stacked the one Pamela Anderson plays they are both similar characters and dress very similar too thats only because Steven Levitan writer of Back to You was also writer of Stacked so thats probably why they are both similar characters.I love this show so far and i really want to get addicted to this show but if the viewers will give the show a chance to kick off just when you watch a football match you will or might love this show. Give this show a chance like other shows you did not, if you can watch a football being kicked around on a field everyday i am sure you can watch this show because anything is more interesting then watching a football being kicked by the same men.You will love this show, give it a chance, if you don't like it just continue to watch football or whatever you love to watch but let this show rest on the air.So far good decent sitcom that has a laugh track which i like, the show is better then Lost, Football, Big Brother and anything Disney channel makes.

Elwood-2 Wow. I was expecting maybe something decent. This is atrocious. It's as if they picked out the very worst Frasier episodes and injected them with steroids. Silly antics. Unintelligent humor. Totally antithetical to former works.Can't see it lasting past Christmas.Hope this isn't the end for Grammar.I think the intelligent sitcom is truly dead. It's a shame.Really disappointed in Levitan and Lloyd. They really mailed it in on this nonsense.