Alan Sepinwall · Newark Star-Ledger 60.00/100.00
The larger problem may be whether there's enough material to cover an entire season.
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6.7
Rating · fused from 4 sources 372 votes
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Verne Gay · Newsday 60.00/100.00
A harmless and mostly fun little sitcom.
Virginia Heffernan · The New York Times 80.00/100.00
“Big Day” is marvelously cast, and the actors, especially Wendie Malick, manage, like the cast of “24,” to convey a sense of urgency that almost belongs on the stage.
Barry Garron · The Hollywood Reporter 80.00/100.00
Husband-and-wife team Josh Goldsmith and Cathy Yuspa pack the half-hour with oddball characters, zany circumstances and loads of physical comedy, but it's all grounded in enough reality to be utterly believable and irrepressibly funny.
Linda Stasi · New York Post 63.00/100.00
Normally, this should be as much fun as pulling out your own fingernails, but the cast for the most part makes it tolerable and fun.
Glenn Garvin · Miami Herald 60.00/100.00
A lot of this is pretty funny, but for 24 episodes?
Ellen Gray · Philadelphia Daily News 50.00/100.00
Whether you'll want to go the distance with "Big Day" will probably rest on how close you feel to the family.
Mike Duffy · Detroit Free Press 50.00/100.00
"Big Day" just doesn't deliver many big laughs.
Jonathan Storm · Philadelphia Inquirer 70.00/100.00
10 Items or Less is a quick hit of inanity, as close to The Office as anything else.
Rob Owen · Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 50.00/100.00
"10 Items" isn't a great comedy yet, but it often takes time.
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