"Trust Me" Episode 3, Early Returns

If the number of Twitterers during the show is any indication, we'll be the only ones watching this show next week...

dbrowell: Hey, it's the Award Show episode! Could they not afford an entire auditorium of extras? #TrustMe

dbrowell: I guess I'm unsure whether they thought regular people would find agency conceits intriguing or car-wreck watchable #TrustMe

dbrowell: 3rd episode, 2nd awkward eulogy of a character we all wish was still on the show #TrustMe

dbrowell: FYI, #TrustMe watchers (both of you) - the real Chicago Creative Club holds a much larger event at Soldier Field http://tinyurl.com/c58h64

dbrowell: @Mickeleh MadMen uses an agency as a scaffold for compelling story, characters & environment. Trust Me uses it as 98% of sausage-making plot

dbrowell: If someone less recognizable were in the two lead male roles, would "Trust Me" even have the few viewers it does? #TrustMe

dbrowell: How could Mason's wife in "Trust Me" not know about the new female writer when she worked with her last episode? #trustme

dbrowell: On "Trust Me" the agency principal, Denise, just spoke as though the show were not set in Chicago... #trustme

dbrowell: "Trust Me" wastes Sarah Clarke. Maybe she'll turn out to be a traitor again as I predicted 4 Wired in '02http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/news/2002/05/52559 (contract) #trustme

dbrowell: Next week's "Trust Me" has the guy who played Arthur in "The Tick" - FINALLY something I relate to. :) #trustme

-Dean