Melissa Benoist and Carla Gugino lead a series inspired by former New York Times reporter Amy Chozick's book about covering Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
, but it’s a throwback to a certain type of broad, big-hearted, semi-topical dramedy that TV fans used to associate with The WB.are credited as creators) is quite good — the casting is strong, the character dynamics appealing.
Unfortunately, the finale sets into motion a potential second season that would be entirely conspiracy thriller-based. Equally unfortunately, I’m exactly curious enough that I would watch that second season just to find out how things progress. But mostly that’s because of my positive feelings for the rest of the show.and is very good at playing the sort of character who clings to dewy innocence long after suffering the slings and arrows of the real world.
Yes, what I’m saying here is that Benoist may be the top-billed star on the show , but it’s Gugino who’s the show’s glue, making everything better. I’d still give Behnam and Elmore a lot of credit for taking roles that are almost guaranteed to annoy you in the pilot and making them sympathetic by mid-season.
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