I, too, think that Tea Leoni is one of the most attractive women on TV, and the mere presence of George Wendt in ANYTHING raises the class of the enterprise, BUT...
Two things: As long as "Seinfeld" and "ER" are the top-rated shows on TV, NBC will continue to use the 9:30 PM slot on Thursday nights as an "incubator" for new sitcoms (it was ironic and funny to see Grant Shaud as "The Devil" on "The Drew Carey Show" on a competing network the previous night say that one of the things that people sell their souls for is a slot between "Seinfeld" and "ER")...AND..
It is beginning to appear to me that there is some sort of "comedy homogenizer" over at NBC, which, sadly, seems to make every show look and sound like every other show. There must be some sort of "style-book" for the writers and producers over there that they all have to adhere to. I mean, can anyone perceive a difference between the premises, characters and plots of "Men Behaving Badly" and "Chicago Sons"; or "The Naked Truth" and "Suddenly Susan"; or "The Single Guy" and "Caroline In The City?" I sure can't! They all swim around in the same mediocre goo!
Hopefully, Tea will begin to get a little more individualistic, as in the original incarnation of her show on ABC.