Too much of everything

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

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Nothing like turning on the TV & watching the horrors of the workplace to relax?! What happened to smart coworker shows? What happened to smart workers in the stores we shop in? Why do they make shows about the worst part of everyone's day? I can't understand watching a show that makes you cringe over & over again; which this show does. Shopping at Walmart is convenient but miserable at the same time. Watching this show stresses me out! If it were my job, I'd find a new one. Clearly, I'm done with this garbage.

The comedy is good but then after getting a few episodes in, here comes their agenda of saying that those who are against gay marriage, trans etc. are bigots. One joke in the show went so far as to say this fine girl may be a bigot against trans bathrooms but all the black dude has to do is bang her a few times, then refuse to give some, then she will change her mind. The black guy even said Martin Luther King will do that, no he would not. The problem with these shows is that they are forcing their agenda mixed it in with comedy and Wa La they are brainwashing people, why do they think that it's okay when the Bible clearly states it's a sin? It's like they are saying don't listen to God, as a Christian I love everybody but don't tell me through a show believing what God says is wrong is now right because you say so, I love people but sin is sin.

Like all "sit-coms" and any TV series, it often misses the mark entirely. A recent example was "Cheyenne's Wedding". Some of the jokes were downright cruel and tasteless. Also, it should have been held at the store for maximum humor. No classic show is immune from clunkers. Remember all the bad episodes from all of "Star Trek" TV? Grinding out a show every week can't be easy. The premise for the show is loosely-based on the decade-old Jessica Simpson movie "Employee of the Month". Why did it take so long to become a series? It is a natural. Anyone who has had the "pleasure" of having a retail "grunt" job knows all about it, including the odd, strange, and obnoxious co-workers and customers that populate the retail universe. Most of my supervisors were as "clueless" as the management running "Cloud 9". I am not sure where they film it now, but it was originally inside a Costco at one time. Look for "Kirkland" products on the shelves.

I have enjoyed the show until tonight's joke about herpes. The characters and acting are great. The writing was good until these thoughtless comments. Think about those who unknowingly contacted the virus. Would you joke about aids? This should be enough said to meet your five line standard.