Has some funny moments but is there enough here to sustain a series? Won't this play the same note repeatedly?
The roles of both daughters could've been better cast. Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran can bring the laughs. But again, how long before the weakling mother-roles grow weary and tiresome?
Here, the mothers ground their daughters, barring them from the school dance. Ultimately, they give in only to discover how conniving their daughters truly are.
We'll see if the characters can grow. But if there is understanding and bonding, will the episodes fit the title of the show?
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