First show in a while that made me laugh out loud every episode

First off a lot of reviews are saying show has taped laughter... NOT TRUE! I attended a taping of this show. It is filmed in front of a live audience on CBS lot in the studio where Rosanne and Mary Taylor Moore used to film. It takes a lot of guts to share your story. I enjoyed being at the taping and watching the filming of the episode I saw. Having watched other episodes I found it to be rather delightful. May not be for everyone's cup of tea but watch it rather than reading reviews. See for yourself. After all this is entertainment!

If you like a clean, funny show with people you can identify with, I invite you to watch 9JKL, a new TV series. Elliott Gould (Monica's father in "Friends," - Linda Lavin - a long-term and well loved actress for decades and Mark Feuerstein someone I had never known before but am a follower now, star in this show. The Concierge of the apartment building is so hilarious, he's welcome in any scene. The show, that is getting unfair criticism does not have a racial or sexual note to it, and the highly talented Gould and Lavin should have the title of "starring" as they both carry much weight of the series. This show is typical of family antics and how well they are played out by the cast. The Asian boy in the lobby of the building is adorable. You like him from the Pilot on. The actress who played Christina in the Pilot has incredible comedy chops, but the brother and his wife who live next door leave me somewhat well - I wouldn't care if they moved. Feuerstein, Gould and Lavin make me wanting to see the next show. I tape them, then watch them over and over.

Okay, the sitcom is a work in progress. The show has potential especially with Elliott Gould and Linda Lavin as parents of adult sons in New York City. They all live in the same apartment building together in New York City. Josh returns home to New York City after living in Los Angeles, California. I'm watching the series for Lavin and Gould who are comic professionals. This series was based on Mark Feuerstein's own family life. Josh is a single man living alone. His brother, Andrew, is married to an Asian American pediatrician, Eve, with their baby son. The sitcom has great potential if they focus more on the parents.