Back to You

By noreply@blogger.com (RikerDonegal) Episode 1. "Back To You" Kelsey Grammar is back on TV. His new sit-com is standard fare, and it's funny. Kelsey Grammer & Fred Willardare both especially good. The rest of the cast are okay, but it will take a few weeks for them to hit their stride. I hope FOX gives them the chance to do it. I loved Stacked (from the same producers), and I can't understand why it didn't last longer. Sigh. Episode 7. "Something's Up There" Once again, the writers find a clever way to keep the characters together in a non-work setting. And, since this is a very funny ensemble, it leads to a lot of laughs as they chase a raccoon around a suburban house. Patricia Heaton has started to grow on me, I must admit, but the star of the show is always Ty Burrell.   [read the full post]

By Alan Sepinwall Spoilers for, in order, "Bionic Woman," "Dirty Sexy Money," "Life" and "Back To You" coming up just as soon as I eat a tangelo... Ratings for the premiere were good, not great, and my feelings about the show are a shade below that: mediocre, not good. My wife loves traditional sitcoms, so I suspe...

How disappointing — 'Back to You' does not live up to even low ...  UT - Sep 17, 2007 One of the biggest problem is that "Back to You" is a new show that feels like an old show. And not a good old show — a tired old show. Kelsey Grammer stars ...

Pittsburgh Post Gazette Local news anchors review 'Back to You' Johnson enjoyed the dialogue about how Chuck Darling (Kelsey Grammer) has fallen down the market rank ladder by returning to Pittsburgh. ... Video: Anchors weigh in on 'Back to You' Pittsburgh Post Gazette