"The Crazy Ones" preview, with Sarah Michelle Gellar - Cast&Crew

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May 15 2013

"The Crazy Ones" preview, with Sarah Michelle Gellar. CBS just released the first look at the new comedy.

Nico-Angel | Cast&Crew | 14:34 CET | 20 comments total | tags: sarah michelle gellar

Ahhhh, this looks so good. I've really missed seeing SMG doing comedy!

KnitWit | May 15, 15:01 CET

Yeah - this looks like so much fun!

brinderwalt | May 15, 15:02 CET

It does look very promising. Sarah and Robin Williams seem to have a very good chemistry.

Nico-Angel | May 15, 15:06 CET

I will watch this, but the entire time I will be pretending that SMG is playing Buffy leading a double life.

Raeven7 | May 15, 15:26 CET

The who episode appears to be about the agency keeping the McDonalds account. I guess they have forgiven SMG for the Burger King ad she did when she was five....

zz9 | May 15, 15:43 CET

I think I have a different sense of humor than everyone else, 'cos I thought it was pretty cringeworthy. :)

swanjun | May 15, 16:55 CET

You just got punched out by ~~a girl~~ the Slayer!

dance4days | May 15, 17:33 CET

I prefer the more understated Robin Williams, which does NOT look like the character who's in The Crazy Ones...

KMInfinity | May 15, 17:54 CET

Yay! Looking forward to this.

Xane | May 15, 18:13 CET

SMG and Robin Williams have chemistry alright... the kind that leaves you frantically searching for a hazmat suit. Yikes... hope the show is better than the preview.

BringItOn5x5 | May 15, 19:01 CET

Already funnier than Free Agents. I'll watch it.

Caroline | May 15, 20:26 CET

I'd prefer a more restrained Robin Williams. He's sometimes... too much. But it seems him and Sarah will be a good duo. And I think the show is funny. Also, I like James Wolk a lot. I hope he'll finally be in a succesful show.

under rug swept | May 15, 23:07 CET

That sucked much less than I expected. Might give it 3 eps to see if it works. Watching 3 higher priority shows in that time slot though. I don't give it much of a chance.

IrrationaliTV | May 15, 23:11 CET

I'm looking forward to seeing on screen two fantastic actors that have two totally different styles of acting.

Simon | May 16, 00:14 CET

I'm really looking forward to this.

maje | May 16, 02:26 CET

Lack of a laugh track is always a plus.

eddy | May 16, 08:11 CET

But how will we know if something was funny?!

KingofCretins | May 16, 08:29 CET

I'd get tired of watching Gellar play straight woman all the time. She's got her own comedic chops. And Williams can be grounded and restrained when he wants to be. So role-reversals would have to happen on a regular basis for me to enjoy this.

ManEnoughToAdmitIt | May 16, 08:33 CET

Yeah, I hope it's not all Sarah reigning in Robin all the time. That's not funny to me at all. I LOVE Hamish though and have missed him since Old Christine so yay.

Willowy | May 16, 10:46 CET

There were some funny bits in there, particularly the Kelly Clarkson McDonalds Sex Song stuff:

It's not the meat, it's the motion.
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We'll have to sanitize that entire area.

I wouldn't worry about Sarah not getting to do funny. There usually aren't any completely straight-man characters in a sitcom.

witchlover | May 17, 06:47 CET

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