Slick and entertaining.
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Delirious, dizzy, decadent and altogether delicious.
Frequently wickedly humorous, it can also be as flat-footed as the tabloid topics that it dramatizes. Like them, however, it's usually juicily watchable and addictive.
"Dirt" gets the ingredients right (the tone, acting and pacing are swell), but the dialogue doesn't make it addicting enough to watch, and the editing could be slicker more often.
Dirt is like a tabloid: The glossy surface lures you in, but there isn't a lot more there.
There is nothing in Dirt to look at or think about that we haven’t looked at and decided not to think about before.
A wickedly entertaining show.
This is not to say that vapid and ruthless can't work on TV (think "Nip/Tuck"). But vapid and ruthless has to be redeemed by ridiculous and funny.
Much of what's swept up in "Dirt," from gay action stars to sad sitcom actresses, seems more dusty than dirty.
Dirt's not just dirty, it's messy.
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