This appears to have been aimed at the same audience as "Grounded for Life" to which it bears certain similarities. Two points it misses out on are -first-Donal Logue.Michael Rapaport doesn't have his comedy skills, acting skills, or ability to create a rapport (no pun intended) with the audience. Second-The scripts are dire.Stale ideas, staler jokes. It's possible to get the idea that some joker has assembled scripts from the worst punchlines he can find in order to try and get the show cancelled.The problem is that it's not bad enough to be good. The Mother and kids characters -and the actors playing them- give the impression that there's some quality present but Dad and script put it through the trapdoor.
Review of The War at Home
