Kids and families are our priority so we have asked NBC to schedule the program later in the evening. Executive Producer Harvey Myman told Variety, he was troubled by the affiliates not airing the show. I hope it doesn't have much of an impact on our numbers because I don't think it should be a show that goes quietly away. The Rev. Ellwood Kieser of St. Paul's Church in Westwood, Calif., who acted as a consultant for the program, said he disagrees with stations that have decided not to air the show. Critics of the program, though, say it trivializes God by having Him drink beer and resemble deceased Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia.
Critics also object to sexual references and portrayals of drinking on the program.
And I don't think American families are ready for that. Hopefully, they never will be. The Council on American-Islamic Relations also objects to the program.