The reviews on his new show are awful and it is all because of them.

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This A list mostly television actor who has a domestic and international show simultaneously and not named Matt LeBlanc went on a rage on set this week at all his fellow cast mates for letting him down.

The reviews on his new show are awful and it is all because of them.

Jeremy Piven

Wisdom of the Crowd

Jeremy Piven stars in CBS’ noxious new drama about how turning crime-solving over to the internet would be a great idea.

It’s not impossible to make a good TV show about characters treating an idiotic idea as brilliant. The bedrock of the cable antihero drama is, in fact, often a decision that the people onscreen commit to wholly even if viewers at home know to be cautious. The best way to pay for cancer treatments is rarely cooking meth. Turning a renegade cop loose on the Rampart Division might pay some dividends, but there’s a definite downside.

What makes those cable dramas work is creative pragmatism. The characters embrace the bad idea. Viewers at home cringe. And the show’s writers find a way to make both sides feel reasonable, if only for 44 minutes at a stretch. – Source