I rarely watch television, I work most nights and there hasn't been anything intriguing enough for me to bother with for a long time. It seems that we are doomed to channel after channel of trivial, obscene, superficial, trash; "reality" shows, sit-coms, drival sisguised as drama, etc. So, when a friend told me about "Kings" I decided to watch the first few episodes on Hulu then began recording them to watch when I got home....the first time I've bothered to record anything that wasn't on PBS or my old 'guilty pleasures' the Sopranos and CSI. Too bad, really too bad, that NBC doesn't value the one worthy, multi-demensional drama that's come out in years.

Allison Miller commands a depth of presence that will grow to be her cornerstone, and I doubt she will ever be left wanting for youth and beauty as an "only consolation". She handles the appearance of conviction well; and the role of an honest character, both strong and vulnerable at once, suits her demeanor admirably. She has the look and air of a wise young woman. And on the "finer points"...I do agree with fellow male reviewers here. If I met Ms. Miller at a party, I'd try to get her number. However, I would do so even if I were blind. She comes off like good person to know.

I find her very attractive, but not just cause of looks. She is pure spirited and not focused on worldly things most of the people are today.

not the princess's T&A? wow... a little respect. wait. you all are males... that is not even a word your brain recognizes as vocabulary. None of you mention her skills (as an actress) beyond whether her boobies are perky and her bum protruding out.
Grow up. Discuss something actually relevant to the show.

The people of today put to much emphasis on the external beauty of a person. There have been many occasions in which I would agree that a person has an outward beauty. However, this type of beauty is often ruined by the person’s personality. Allison Miller has a way about her that shines through, making her appearance greater. Even though her character, Michele, is a princess… she still has the innocence and allure of the girl next door. In my own opinion, I find this more attractive than any of the soulless models that pollute today’s magazines.

I totally agree, Michelle is indeed fine!Sure, she isn't sports illustrated swimsuit special hot, although I wouldn't mind seeing her in a bikini, but there are many other types of beauty then a simple swimsuit.