I think this show is over now. Is that right? If so, I'd be interested in hearing more from those who saw the show about the aspects that had to do with Clint. In particular, I was wondering if they ever showed how Overtone crashed his car, and what his reaction to that was. I'd also be interested in hearing about anything that he said, or if the rest of the family expressed what his views were on everything that was going on. So, did anybody watch the whole show, or at least the parts that had to do with Clint? What can you tell us?
I have watched all the episodes. The intent, if I recall, was to publicize the Band & Dina E's efforts as a manager. The Band was certainly a big part, but not the biggest part. The biggest part was Dina & her two daughters, and their housekeeper. Their home in Carmel was shown often, but mainly just a couple of parts of it. Their live animal collection also made several cameos, as did their house in Hawaii. The show started with her trying to get the Band publicity & ended up with the Band being signed up with an established 'boy-band' manager & moving to CA, & leaving Dina E & the Eastwood family. Soooo, not sure if what was shown of the band would make someone buy their music, but I guess we'll see. There was a lot of personal drama amongst the bandmates, even one of them cutting himself. The incident of the Band crashing his car was never shown or mentioned.
Eastwood himself made appearances in the 1st 3 episodes - cameo at a dinner at the Mission Ranch place, where they talked about being Libertarian & not caring about gay marriage, to being on the phone having a good time listening to his 'girls', to attending a wedding with his wife for one of the band members weddings. After the 1st 3 episodes, he only is referenced - he was referenced as working on his latest film (Trouble With the Curve).
Dina comes across as VERY outgoing & unreserved & welcoming - she doesn't care, & encourages, people to come up to Clint to get autographs. She even walks into a Carmel store, sees a framed poster on one of the walls of the store, & says, 'Ohhhh, you want me to take it & get it signed?" The whole town probably knows them, of course. Clint is reserved & quiet in his appearances, but got a few good zingers at the wedding show.
The show also had regular appearances of the two daughters, one with Dina, of course, & the one with F Fischer. BOTH daughters pretty witty, fun to be around & seem well adjusted, and all 3 seem to have a good relationship. Also appearing is the photog boyfriend of Frannie F, who acts a little too young, and the brother of Dina. Rounding out the cast is the housekeeper.
The singing by the band was not often, weird if you are trying to get the word out, and the singing is along the likes of Bobby Ferrin - voices and only an instrument now & then.
All in all, it was, for this HUGE Clint fan, fun to watch for ONE season. Doesn't need to have another. It was cool to see Eastwood in a normal family environment, his house in Carmel & his house in Hawaii. I would be nice to see more of Clint, of course, but this was not the intent. Being a helo pilot myself, I found his interview he did with CBS some time back about flying & showing him actually flying his helo more interesting than this show, but for what the show was, I enjoyed it. It did not show any part of the family in any bad light, I don't think, & did not harm Clint's rep at all - I know some were concerned about that.