Premieres Tuesday Sept. 25th 10pm, CBS/Global


There are sexier youngsters in the family amongst the esteemed older cast, but there's not enough soapy elements and too much boring business talk that pour a cold shower over the show. I'm sorry but the sugar cane business ain't as sweet as it sounds, and what they wanted as a hot and steamy drama seems more sticky and damp. Plus, there's only so much Latino brooding I can take. I'm all for more ethnic representation on TV but as a non-Latino, just being the Latino drama isn't enough (not that I think I would want to see a purely Asian drama either) to draw me in, and the entire show suffers from a basic plotline that seems to lumber about at a molasses pace. On the other hand, one of my current faves Brothers & Sisters started out the same slow way, but on the other hand, I mainly stuck it out because I knew Greg Berlanti was jumping on board after their 3rd episode and was able to turn itself around.
Cane gets 1/2 star (1/2*) and avoids a total 0 mainly because it didn't offend me, in fact, if it did, I might have had a bigger reaction than I did watching the pilot, which put me right to zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Here is the video clip of Cane:
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