From the Winnipeg Free Press: Finkleman’s alter ego up to same old tricks “He hasn’t evolved; he’s just gotten older,” says Finkleman, himself now a sagely 65. “He’s slightly more rigid… and maybe there’s a certain amount of acceptance of his circumstances.” Read more.

From Bill Harris of QMI Agency: Smith a ‘gorgeous model’ on Finkleman show “We may joke about it, but it definitely did help to go to L.A. and do some work there, because it really helped my career in Canada,” Smith said. “We (Canadians) are a funny bunch that way. But that’s fine, as long … Continue reading Lauren Lee Smith as Good Dog’s gorgeous model →

From Kate Taylor of the Globe and Mail: Ken Finkleman spoofs the aging white guy’s burden Reprising his narcissistic and irritable character from The Newsroom, Finkleman plays a Toronto TV producer named George who is launching a reality show about his life with a new girlfriend half his age. In the first episode, airing Sunday … Continue reading Good Dog explores “aging white guy’s burden” →

From Scott Stinson of the National Post: Good Dog: Me, that jerk and I It takes a fair bit of confidence to create a series of television shows with an “autobiographical” character at the centre who is, to put it politely, a jerk. That’s actually putting it very politely. Since he first appeared in The … Continue reading Ken Finkleman on his Good Dog jerk →

From Bill Brownstein of the Montreal Gazette: Review: HBO’s Good Dog Regardless, in the absence of an updated Seinfeld series coming to the tube and while waiting for a new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Good Dog will provide much-needed hilarity for the unwell among us. And you know who you are. Read more.