Review of Trust Me

Trust Me (2009)
4/10
Very disappointing
5 September 2010
Warning: Spoilers
"Trust Me" has all the ingredients of a hit show, but after watching three episodes, I can't help but feel bored and very disappointed.

The pilot started off great, but then it became weaker and weaker. The next two episodes were just more of the same, without the show picking up any steam.

The cast features some great actors, like McCormack and Cavanagh who play two high level creatives. They are best friends and supposed to be one of the firm's greatest creative assets. However you don't see them doing any real work, they mostly fight over random small issues. McCormack who is supposed to be a creative director just seems completely overwhelmed by his job, and as already said, he never works.

Monica Potter plays a newcomer to the agency, and she's supposed to be a very talented, award-winning copywriter. However all she does is complain and she also doesn't seem to work at all.

All the characters seem interesting at first, there is absolutely no real interaction between them, especially between McCormack and Cavanagh. I think they are supposed to be the two highly creative buddy couple who often fight but still come up with sublime campaigns, however all they do is being plain annoying.

The supposed "rivalry" with Greg Ellis' character is completely artificial and lacks interest. As does the supposedly high maintenance client company. Or any other difficulty that the cast faces.

Very disappointing and I can see why the show get canceled. It simply lacks anything remotely interesting.
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