Laura Chinn's new Pop TV sitcom gets some laughs out of Florida caricatures, but also shows deeper potential.
if everybody was a McPoyle. This is a world of surprisingly polite flashers, scrawny meth addicts, predatory pawn shops, booty-rockin' BBQs, depressing waterparks that should only be experienced on ecstasy and frequent pixelated nudity that makes you thankful for those pixels.
The show gets a little more formally experimental as it goes along, as if doing a minimum of four or five increasingly stale "The girls all enter a room in slo-mo to a hip-hop beat" gags buys you one genuinely amusing one-crazy-nightis still figuring out what it can get away with, which is a product of figuring out what its cast can get away with.
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