‘Four Weddings’ series drops the bouquet

The hunger for titles that can knife through the six-layered cake of media clutter has led to a lot of bad ideas, few less inspired than appropriating "Four Weddings and a Funeral" a quarter-century later and turning it into a 12-episode series. Disconnected from the movie, it's basically just another means of creating a show about mixed-up Millennials, for richer and (mostly) poorer.