Winners and Losers is a show for women.
That’s not to say it’s a bad show, or an unworthy show – but it’s just not a guy’s show.
This is Sex and the City (there’s even two blondes, a brunette and a redhead) meets Packed to the Rafters – and it’s Channel Seven’s attempt to double down on the Rafters audience, whisking that incredibly popular program off the air to make way for this – and in the process they’ll be hoping that they get two massive dramedy franchises off the ground.
Of course, they might risk alienating the Rafters audience, a casually diehard fan base that has forged a deep connection over the last four years to this particular family.
My question is simply this - by aiming the show squarely at half the country are they not giving it a chance to get out of the blocks?
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