We're 4 episodes into it, and it's telling when Son #1 (an avid fan of SF) turns and says "This is boring" and Teenage Fangirl's comment is "I can't tell any of them apart, and I really don't care about them".
And the general family attitude of 2 SF-loving adults and 2 small mammals is "Let's just try and watch a few more" NOT because it's gripping and compelling and because we care about what happens to the characters, but "because maybe it will get better". Well that's a sad sad commentary. :)
As he says in your link'SGU' seems to be a love it or hate it sort of show. and the answer is YES, we don't like it not because we don't like him (although that's a perfectly good reason), but because it's clear that it sucks*.
My crystal ball says that if the show does fail, he'll pull out all the stops and blame it on the undeserving bad reviews and those mean, bad fans, never admitting that it was because it sucked.
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And the general family attitude of 2 SF-loving adults and 2 small mammals is "Let's just try and watch a few more" NOT because it's gripping and compelling and because we care about what happens to the characters, but "because maybe it will get better". Well that's a sad sad commentary. :)
As he says in your link'SGU' seems to be a love it or hate it sort of show. and the answer is YES, we don't like it not because we don't like him (although that's a perfectly good reason), but because it's clear that it sucks*.
My crystal ball says that if the show does fail, he'll pull out all the stops and blame it on the undeserving bad reviews and those mean, bad fans, never admitting that it was because it sucked.