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If you bought the premise — three Los Angeles gals stranded in Cleveland find that they like the place, because they can eat junk food without guilt and there’s not a working-class lug in sight who knows the meaning of “manscaping” — then you bought this show.
The jokes were wan, but the performances were plucky. If Bertinelli seemed stifled as the show’s good-girl, Malick made the most of her florid aging soap-star persona, and Leeves left “Frasier’s” Daphne behind as a man-hungry woman who yelped yearningly, “I haven’t felt like a piece of meat in so long!”
“Cleveland’s” chief weapon was Betty White as the caretaker of the house Bertinelli ends up leasing. From her instant characterization of the others as “prostitutes” to the not-immortal punchline, “Escaping from the Nazis was the least of my problems,” White wrung her laughs from her timing and intonation.

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