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It's widely accepted that the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is a living hell. The long waits and extensive paperwork contribute to a bad attitude and general gloom. Neither the employees nor those served have much desire to be there. Now, with her new CBS comedy, "DMV," Dana Klein unravels the mystery and takes audiences behind the scenes at an East Hollywood DMV, where a motley crew of driving examiners, profilers, and document processors try to survive the day by clinging to their benefits and their sanity. Despite being generic and mediocre at first, as the series consolidates, the potential of what could be begins to shine. The pilot opens in a vehicle. The optimistic, people-pleasing examiner Colette (Harriet Dyer) is administering another test. Although her coworkers, Gregg (Tim Meadows), a now-grumpy former teacher, and Vic (Tony Cavalero), a fellow weightlifter, have nicknamed her "Easy Pass" because she rarely fails anyone, the Norman Bates-like ai...