 New Times Magazine was much more receptive to the series . Although labeling it " unquestionably the weirdest [ show ] that Lear has ever produced " , New Times found that the series was not " a satire of mannerisms but of attitudes " . All That Glitters required that viewers watch closely to pick up on the subtleties and nuances , " not so much for what the show says , but for the way that it 's said " . 
