Outsourced gets downsized

[pokerfan]

@Riz_Manji: "Before it hits the trades-Outsourced isnt coming back.Sad to see it go-hopeful that this opportunity was a step towards others! Thanx all!"

[Yavin4]

1. A Workplace Comedy About Workers Taking Jobs from Americans....

during a recession failed? Shocking.

I just felt like this show was all about GE's arrogance.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

4. No, it was about a culture clash.

Outsourcing was only the means to bring the two together. The show was hardly pro-outsourcing.

[Initech]

8. 30 Rock is more about GE's arrogance.

[burrfoot]

2. That's too bad.

I actually really liked this show.

[pokerfan]

3. Yeah, I liked it too

Good cast of actors. I didn't care for it at 10:30 but I could work around that.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

5. Too many Indians at once, I guess.

It'll be replaced by a generic sitcom set in NYC and featuring an inexplicably all-white cast.

[clyrc]

6. Oh no! this show makes me laugh and laugh

I was surprised at how genuinely funny it is. It might be that I get the jokes a little more than a large part of the American audience, though, since I'm an expat who lives around a lot of Indians.

[JCMach1]

10. Really liked this show...

[denbot]

7. It was a pretty good show.

We've been catching up with "on demand" recordings.. Oh well.

[Bunny]

9. The show was better than I expected it to be.

I had a bad opinion of it before it started - the premise seemed stupid, given the state of unemployment in America. But it really wasn't about that, and although I didn't find the show to be LOL funny, I did enjoy the view into Indian life and culture.