I grew up on multi-cam sitcoms and I was so impressed with "Spun Out"! It reminded me of the shows I grew up on, all of the characters had at least one moment to shine, and I don't care if there's a laugh track -- "Friends" had one too, and I loved that show!
I can't believe anyone could say there was not a single laugh in the pilot. If you don't think it's funny when the Beckett walks into the lunch room with that egg salad sandwich, then you don't know comedy! There were a ton of great one-liners, Dave Foley is a comedy god, and I really liked that there was a "real" moment between Beckett and Stephanie that didn't feel heavy- handed or overly sentimental.
If you're looking for a multi-cam comedy that tells a lot of jokes and doesn't rely on sexual or gross-out humour, definitely check out Spun Out!
I can't believe anyone could say there was not a single laugh in the pilot. If you don't think it's funny when the Beckett walks into the lunch room with that egg salad sandwich, then you don't know comedy! There were a ton of great one-liners, Dave Foley is a comedy god, and I really liked that there was a "real" moment between Beckett and Stephanie that didn't feel heavy- handed or overly sentimental.
If you're looking for a multi-cam comedy that tells a lot of jokes and doesn't rely on sexual or gross-out humour, definitely check out Spun Out!