Tell Me You Love Me

...Cincinnati the same second chance it gave to the show that succeeded it on Sunday nights, the even lower-rated but much cheaper Tell Me You Love Me. Ironically, Milch's most ardent fans may have been a small part of the problem. There is...

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...and best comedy for "Entourage." Still, none of HBO's freshmen series was acknowledged, including the David Milch-created "John from Cincinnati" and the edgy relationship drama "Tell Me You Love Me." "Mad Men" was the season's new drama...

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...HollywoodReporter.com. Soft start for HBO's 'Tell Me' September 12, 2007 HBO's new series "Tell Me You Love Me" got off to a slow start Sunday night, averaging 910,000 total viewers. The racy drama, which aired at 9 p.m., was off...

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Relationship drama "Tell Me You Love Me" was canceled after one low-rated season, and the Lily Tomlin comedy "12 Miles of Bad Road" was scuttled before it made it on the air after executives were disappointed by the early episodes. (The...

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...9 in its first telecast. (A repeat at 10:30 logged 672,000 more.) While this is certainly better than last year's unveiling of HBO's "Tell Me You Love Me," which attracted 910,000 viewers in its premiere, it's nowhere near the 4.6 million who...

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Still, "True Blood's" initial outing ranks much higher than other recent post-"Sopranos"-era Sunday night HBO series premieres, including "Tell Me You Love Me," which debuted to 910,000 viewers in September of last year. The vampire...

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...viewing at HBO, the channel fell into a creative lull with a slew of mostly acclaimed but not necessarily entertaining fare like "Tell Me You Love Me," "In Treatment" and the miniseries "John Adams." Meanwhile, "Lucky Louie" and "John...

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...who built up the channel have been tearing it down lately. Shows like "John From Cincinnati," "Lucky Louie," "Tell Me You Love Me" and "In Treatment" all got tepid reviews. Meanwhile, the crix have started spreading their love elsewhere,...

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...into arbitrary acts of God and unhinged babbling. Far worse, though, was "Tell Me You Love Me," an unbearably monotonous, painfully awkward series about a handful of couples in therapy. From its twitchy, unlikable characters to its...

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