Sadly Over-hyped

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

I see what you did there.It's a tough nut to crack.

the show is good(not brilliant). most of the characters are good. Shannon Woodward or her character was useless. She is like a fake third wheel and this show frequently tries to use that wheel to move itself. the character is badly written the actor is no gem. She makes the character more blunt with her very limited style of acting(exact opposite of J. K. Simmons acting) this show does not need her. She's like a bad commercial break. you just forward the flow of episode till she disappears from the screen. no thanks to this idiot, I stopped watching this show after s1e21. don't waste your time watching this show. instead watch My Name is Earl ,Modern Family, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia or The Middle

Raising hope is an amazing show. The first time i started watching it was about 5 days ago and i'm almost done with the entire show. I just found out its not eve on TV anymore and i was so upset about that. I grew so attached to the characters that i would rather my family be there family. It shows that money isn't such a big deal when you have a loving family to share that experience with you and not fight over money. The personality's of these charterers are so different that you almost feel like you know them personal. I would give this a rating of 20 stars of i could. They need to put raising hope back on the air because these are the kind of shows people should be watching these days.

Jimmy Chance (Lucas Neff) has an one-night stand with crazed death row murderer. She's executed, and he's left with the baby. Now he's a single dad living with his parents (Garret Dillahunt, Martha Plimpton) and his grandma (Cloris Leachman). He falls for check out girl Sabrina (Shannon Woodward).From the same people who created 'My Name Is Earl', it has the same sense of ridiculous humor. I love the comedy, but I love the family more. Martha Plimpton has always struck me as Virginia, the loud nurturing type. The family is in the lower income class similar to the Bundys in 'Married with Children'. And they're almost as funny.