The stereotype humor of Perfect Harmony -- rich elitist Yankee professor looking down on "uneducated" southern Appalachian blue collar workers -- was funny for about two episodes. Then it turned grating as it became apparent that's the only humor the writers have to offer AND it's the foundation for every other element of the show.
I gave the show two more episodes but I'm checking out. It's a one trick pony that has nothing of lasting value to offer. It's snobbish Hollywood writers continuing to denigrate rural/southern people through outlandish stereotypes to get a few laughs. Here's hoping this show doesn't get picked up for another season.
I gave the show two more episodes but I'm checking out. It's a one trick pony that has nothing of lasting value to offer. It's snobbish Hollywood writers continuing to denigrate rural/southern people through outlandish stereotypes to get a few laughs. Here's hoping this show doesn't get picked up for another season.