On one level, this 2004 comedy is just another story of three friends with screwed up relationships. One is married, one is overflowing with women but may soon get married, and another would love to be married but can't hold onto a woman for more than a night.

What makes this one just a slight cut above the others is that they've put in some nice twists to keep things from getting too predictable. For example, imagine coming home and finding your wife in bed with a woman who had just days before tried to pick you up in a bar.

All in all, a funny comedy with some unexpected twists.

Okay, it may make me gay, but I find this show oddly entertaining. Can't say why. Yes, they are stretching the definition of "star" with Trista from The Bachelor and Kelly Monaco, but watching people with something of a career go up there and humiliate themselves is cool. I also like the fact the the judges don't hold back just because these people are semifamous. And some of them, like John "J. Peterman" O'Hurley, actually can dance. Another added benefit is that judge Carrie Anne Innaba is damned hot.

Mystery writer Tom Selleck comes to the aid of accused murderer Paulina Porizkova, but the strange ``accidents'' occurring in the house since she moved in lead him to believe she may not be as innocent as he first imagined. Light-hearted comedy thriller also stars James Farentino, William Daniels. 94 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital Surround; scene access.