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FOX’s The Grinder: Is This Rob Lowe Comedy Worth Watching?
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Rob Lowe and Fred Savage in FOX’s The Grinder – (Cr: Ray Mickshaw/FOX)
In this episode we preview FOX’s new comedy The Grinder. It stars Rob Lowe (Parks & Recreation, The West Wing), Fred Savage (The Wonder Years), William Devane (24: Live Another Day), Mary Elizabeth Ellis (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and Natalie Morales (Trophy Wife, The Middleman).
The Grinder is a about two brothers. One who has always been in the spotlight, as an actor who played TV’s most popular lawyer who has come home to take stock of his life and the choices he has made. The other is a real-life, small-town attorney who has yet to really find his spotlight and could use a little spark in his life. Will they be able to help each other find what is missing in their lives?
The Grinder is one of my favorite new comedies for Fall 2015. But, given some of the behind the scenes machinations, we will have to see if it lives up to the fun “Pilot” episode.
Watch the Trailer for The Grinder
Will you be checking out FOX’s The Grinder when it premieres Tuesday, September 29th following the series premiere of Grandfathered?
You can hear my opinion and overview in the audio above. Listen and then let me know what you think in the comments or via Twitter @theTVaholic.
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