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I don’t love using the term “underrated.” (Generally speaking, I think we rate things just fine.) But when it comes to Don’t Trust the B in Apartment 23, I’m happy to make an exception. This show is indeed an underrated treasure, one that you need to watch ASAP.
Lasting only two short seasons, Don’t Trust the B never really stood the chance it deserved. Saddled with an unfortunate title and an ill-fitting home network, the surrealist ABC Family comedy started with a bang that quickly fizzled into a before-its-time squelch. Six years later, however, it can and should find a place in your heart and queue. Read more…
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