This is by far the best American sitcom of the 2000s. It follows the lives of a large family in suburban America, involving the expected dilemma and problems one would anticipate in a family based comedy, but with so much more. The brilliant mix of improv and scripting gives it an edge unlike most other shows. This sure beats According to Jim or Reba any day. The families antics are hilarious, and this show is certainly worth watching. Such a pity it was cancelled so quickly, but that's what seems to happen to good shows these days. The realism/office-esquire humour derived from non-laughter-track-based 'gags' creates many threads of amusement in this highly enjoyable rope. If only they hadn't cut it.
Review of Sons & Daughters
