With Californication, Showtime further positions itself as the prime source of original programming on premium cable. Airing after Weeds, it’s another series that illustrates the network’s commitment to provocative drama and comedy. Like Weeds and Dexter, Californication expands the boundaries of episodic television. It’s not a series designed for the lowest common denominator. But for those yearning for a comedic series that can speak to universal themes, Californication is a beacon of hope for the future.
Oh, yeah — it’s pretty freakin’ funny, too.
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1 - Josh Lasser
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2 - mm
I have watched the first two episodes almost by mistake and have loved every second of it. Episode two had me laughing out loud. Great stuff.
3 - Amsunaakage
I just wonder how popular californication is compared with others.
4 - Arlene
Californication is one of the best shows on TV. I wonder if its going to follow Dexter like it did with Weeds. Can't wait for Sept 28th.