"For What It's Worth ..."


Cast: Anne Heche, Abraham Benrubi, Emily Bergl, Seana Kofoed , Suleka Mathew, Derek Richardson, Sarah Strange, James Tupper , John Amos.
Director(s): Rick Wallace.
Producer(s): Jenny Bicks, Kathy Conrad , James Mangold.
Writer(s): Chris Dingess .

Original Airdate: September 22, 2006

Men in Trees

I hate to say it but I'm starting to like this show. There's no denying that this show is geared towards women but somehow and someway you can't help but like the characters and their quirks even Anne Heche (yeah, I said it).

It seems that they replaced the actress that originally played Patrick's mom with Cynthia Stevenson thus making her younger.

Funny scenes at the bachelor auction and Marin making her "date" be a handyman for the day.

Wha? Cynthia played Patrick's mom last week's 2nd episode as well. The mom didn't appear in the pilot episode (IIRC).

The saving grace of last night's episode was seeing Anne Heche in a tub of alphabet tomato soup.

Okay, isn't Patrick's mom the one that gave her the ticket for throwing her wedding dress in the park and towed her car for illegal parking? Also, IIRC she also appeared at the bar scene when Marin's ex shows up and she was one of the people that admitted "sleeping" with Marin.
Not that is a big deal, but I could have sworn that it was a different actress since she appeared older or maybe it was a different character.

It's the same actress. I'd recognize Cynthia Stevenson anywhere since I watched "Dead Like Me" a few years ago.

As you can tell, I really pay attention while watching this show.

To be fair, Cynthia did "hot" herself up for the date, so she did appear more hip and younger by then.

I really like this show...and I don't know why. It doesn't bring much new to the table and is predictable as hell, but I have fun with it. I like the characters a lot...and being a fan of DLM, it is nice to see Cynthia Stevenson getting some more work - that's one advantage to shooting your show in Vancouver :P

MATT

I don't know why I like it either, but I do (like I did w/ Love Monkey).

I'm really enjoying this show... I was never very excited about it, but was always going to give it a chance because it was originally going to air after 'ugly betty'... but I still gave it a try - and so far after watching many of the new pilots its tied as my favorite new series with 'Jericho'

This is only the second show that I am granting a stay of execution. Everything else aside from this and Studio 60 may be dropped if they make the wrong move. I think the smalltown feel is getting to me. Everyone who has lived in a city has probably wanted to go somewhere quiet sometimes.

I can't pick out any certain characters I like. I do like Kubiak and Patrick Bachelor and the fan who followed Marin. But I don't think alone they are enough. I think the cast works well.She may have started to annoy me less, but I could never go out on a limb that far. I had to close my eyes through those scenes. Even then what I had in my mind was enough to make me throw up a little.Love Monkey.

This show has gone into our "Must DVR" list. We watched the first two eps last night, and my wife fell in love with the show. I really like it too, especially the "Northern Exposure" vibe...

The ratings have held up on Friday, even with the premieres of Close to Home and Dateline. People appear to be sticking with the show so far.

I wouldn't call Close to Home and Dateline tough competition. Maybe when Las Vegas and Crossing Jordan come back it'll be in toruble.

Fully expected to hate this but have added it to my season pass list. Easy to watch, easy to like.

I thought it was pretty good.

I don't have the raging Anne Heche hate everyone here has so she doesn't bother me. I think the supprting characters are developing nicely

While I still dislike Anne Heche I have started to like Marin to the point that I can separate the character from the actress.

I like Anne Heche in this role. She must be a good actress because as I watch this show, I believe she is this character and not the crazy person she was (is?) in real life.

This fills a small part of the void that Everwood left.

Agreed. Just wish there was less comedy and more drama. But ... It isn't Everwood. I just realized, there aren't any kids on this show???

Everwood - WB = This? WB/CW is all about the younger demos, but I don't think any of the other networks are as such.