If you have the Tuesday night all free and you are not in the mood of getting more sleep, watching the ceiling or cleaning the bathroom floor, you might as well watch the premiere of one of the two comedy series on ABC, “Carpoolers”.

You will find some funny moments, although the impression of incoherence won’t leave you until the end of the thirty minutes, as the episodes include the experiences of four men commuting together everyday, sharing their frustrations and the expenses. The sitcom comes from Bruce McCulloch, who brought us Kids in the Hall.

Gracen (Fred Goss) – you’ve seen him in “Sons & Daughters”- , Laird (Jerry O'Connell), Aubrey (Jerry Minor) and Dougie (Tim Peper) are the characters that will spend the time from their homes to work singing and talking and being men, of course. Gracen feels inferior as his wife earns more than him, dentist Laird is living an empty divorcee life, Aubrey has to deal alone with his kids while his wife is busy with the TV, plus Dougie who is so happily in love that makes the atmosphere so sweet your teeth hurt.

The plot may sound attractive, but it becomes mundane reeling off the same almost-clichéd scenes; however, if you are as bored as I referred in the beginning, it might bring some smile on your face.