Wonderful character development!

Boring, long, and too preachy.

A Masterpiece!

I was totally surprised at how great this film.You could feel your paranoia rise as the film went on and as you gradually learned the details of the real situation.

We will NEVER watch another show, that has been entertaining thus far, if the producer/director or whomever made this idiotic decision continues to add CANNED LAUGHTER. It was a terrible invention, that no longer has a place on TV, and insults the intelligence of the viewer. We as the viewer do not need to be told if something is funny or when to laugh. In fact, this repetitively fake background noise, where no inflection of emotion related to the context is EVER considered, was a complete distraction from my our ability to enjoy the show. We believed the decision to add fake laughter to any show was as dead as the dinosaurs, but apparently the dinosaurs producing or directing shows at TBS forgot.

OK. I have almost forgot about Ground Floor. Who is in it? Never mind! And I'm totally confusing it with Cristela, another sitcom with a working environment where the Boss is rich and almighty and with his office a few meters ...left of the screen. (note: Cristela came out later.)Anyway. This is a comedy and it's all about how funny it is and about the chemistry of the actors.So...this is a fun comedy. I won't bash it or anything. There is a romance and some hidden feelings between the boss and his best employees for a dime's worth emotions. There are some quirky characters to add to the laugh.Well...it's OK.Overall: Check it out. Classic sitcom with the usual fake laugh track. It doesn't bother me to watch it.

This show appears to be an example what happens when one party appears to no longer be trying and another party is trying WAAAAYYY to hard to salvage what is being filmed. This is far from Bill Lawrence's strongest effort. Writing wise, it just isn't there. I take it as a bad sign when I'm watching a comedy when I find myself waiting to actually laugh. I have to honestly ask myself if this was a dare that he had to perform in order to get another season of Cougar Town, or if he is doing this to protest some of TBS' programing decisions where they renew barely watchable shows ("Sullivan and Son" and "Men at Work") and not renewing watchable and likable shows (Wedding Band).John McGinley is totally wasted on this show. His performance is that of a person that senses that he is involved in some weak sauce and is trying way to hard to make it watchable.

I enjoyed the pilot a lot but there was some minor issues. The laugh track that was used seemed repetitive and redundant. Although there were some minor hiccups this is expected for a brand new show. The one thing that i enjoyed the most is the cast. The chemistry on stage after two episodes seemed tremendous. I believe this is due to the fantastic casting of the directors. They chose people that somewhat already knew each other and a cast that seems laid back and fun.This show shows great potential in becoming tbs' new hit comedy. We all know that tbs has been struggling to find a new hit show. I believe that Ground Floor is the answer to the networks prayers. I will continue to watch this because I believe that this show could turn into something very special.