Please don't spend money on this.

Excellent adaptation.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Only gave it a try because it seemed pretty funny how similar it was to the whole Tom Cruise Katie Holmes thing but that was it I literally cannot believe it still on the air it is the worst show I've ever seen in my entire life

I thought the premise of the show would be interesting, and found the first few episodes engaging, so I stuck with it. I'm glad I did. It's a good show - a bit cheesy at times, and some of the supporting actors are annoying, but now in season 2, it's still fun to watch.I'm not a fan of the primary actress, but it works and is entertaining. Good, soapy, cheesy, entertaining fun.

Well it is interesting to know that this is about Kate - Tom thing. I wasn't so much aware of their story actually. The thing is I love Josh Henderson in this. I haven't seen him since the Jerk Theory! The female lead character seemed a bit off from the beginning, like she was indifferent though her life has changed. I don't really know because maybe this is how she's supposed to be. Kate herself seemed a bit cold as a person too. I really wanna see the second season though.

Kyle West is an actor whose name can turn (almost) any film into a box office success. He meets a young wannabe actress, Megan Morrison, not long after he is left at the altar. She finds herself similarly at the end of a relationship.They hookup rather quickly and before she knows it, he suggests marriage. But the offer comes through agents and appears to be sponsored by West's agent--played by Michael Vartan--who is also guru, puppeteer and fixer to the star. Lurking behind it all is the Institute of the Higher Mind, a cult-like organization with an image to protect.If much of this sounds patterned after the life of Tom Cruise, it may be.The show touches on issues like celebrity privacy, how the film industry treats women, and creating your own destiny. A great deal of its appeal depends upon how much the viewer enjoys the main characters and the actors who play them.Three episodes in, the plot is somewhat predictable. Will it tell a story with emotional depth or will it be a soap opera piece, putting its caricatures through the usual moves?