Watercooler: They're Kidding About Push The Button, Right?

Ben Koldyke, Amaury Nolasco Without getting something nice to convey, watch Push The Button. This mess gives you every reason to convey something mean. Hell, even our personal Matt Roush has declared it "an instantaneous early candidate for Worst Show of 2012" and he's one of the better males in the market! Clearly inspired by Early Man's dumber cousin, this Bosom Pals abomination a great unemployed sales-tool named Lee and also the stereotypically Latino friend who don drag to land employment getting a lady-heavy prescription drugs company remains billed with being offensive for the transgender community. Why hang on a minute? Involving the prostate exams-as-rape jokes, the requisite misogynistic body body fat friend who talks about used just like a sex slave "when the women dominate,Inch as well as the mix-dressing montage set for the Black Eyed Peas (yes, it's that bad), this factor is offensive to everyone getting a pulse, no matter the way they dress. Really, it's a hate crime against comedy. A whole lot worse, Push The Button wastes the luminous glory that's Lost's Rebecca Mader. Here saddled while using role in the savvy office bitch who's clearly not savvy enough doing giant new colleagues' hair pieces, Adam's apples and guy hands, Mader's disposed of capabilities glare in the sub-sophomoric writing, the dollar-store production values plus an unrepentant inadequate humor - no matter the most difficult working laugh track ever. Here's wanting the show will see a quick but deserved demise so Mader will probably be absolve to Work her wiles somewhere more helpful. Perhaps you have watch Push The Button? Are you currently presently OK? Would you like us to call someone to suit your needs? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine today!