Privileged

By Myles Privileged just did a storyline somewhat similar to this one, and I’m glad that Chuck has taken its time getting there: while we haven’t yet met Mr. Bartowski, I have faith that the casting department will grab someone great, as both Fairchild and Boxleitner were perfectly cast (if underu...

By Myles When I was watching this week’s special Monday episode of Privileged, it struck me that what I like about the show is how comfortable it feels: its storylines were rote, but the execution was such that it all felt like part of a longstanding relationship despite the show only being ten epis...

By Myles I also think it is good that, before we rush into it, we got to see a bit more of Will outside of Megan’s influence. Michael Cassidy has gotten the majority of the romantic interest character building, actually becoming a full-formed character who got to interact with Rose and Sage independ...

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By Myles My concern with Privileged is that the show really doesn't have many cards in its deck: the relationship between Megan and the girls, Megan and Lorel, and Megan and her family are all fairly set in stone, and for the most part they're following what we saw in the pilot. Yes, there have been som...

By Myles There’s nothing special about Privileged’s various parts: JoAnna Garcia is strong but not perfect in the lead role, the two daughters are total (well-played) stereotypes and the conflict between them and Megan quite simplistic, the love triangle between Megan and her two suitors is a...

By Myles I’m not saying that the show is perfect, but after watching 90210 kind of just flop around earlier in the evening it’s kind of nice to see a show that, for its pilot, completely understands what it wants to be, how it plans on getting there, and what it was about The O.C., Everwood or Gilmore Girl...