Billy & Billie is a brilliant show.Hands down a brilliant show, it is such a pity that it didn't end up continuing for a second season. No I don't count the 'Incesticide' episode.The first season was amazing, it was quirky and very out there. I loved the characters, I loved the writing. Hell I loved the short episodes.It makes me wonder what they would have managed if they had actually gone on to do a second season. The incesticide episode was funny but rushed, trying far to hard to tie up all the loose ends and end the story as quickly as possible. After the bombshell ending of the first season I found the hour long finale lacking.It is a pity. It had so much potential.I'd recommend watching the first season but giving the Incesticide episode a miss.Over all a stellar show.

Really, this is a show that keeps it real, yet somehow still keeps every moment entertaining and thoughtful. It's also hilarious without ever going over the top until the season finale. The fact that it's only 10 episodes long so far is a travesty, but the great news is that they're all quality episodes. The show doesn't feel like anyone is acting for the most part, and the subtleties are subtle and aren't ever thrown in your face. I hope we see more episodes, but I'm not sure what Direct TV was looking for when they made this show. Either way they made something worth watching that isn't nearly as trite as most of the shows on television these days. That is a win, and this show should be continued.

The casting is what makes this show work. Adam Brody and Lisa Joyce are magic together. Lisa Joyce is mesmerizing to watch. She has "IT" in spades. Why have I never heard of her before? As step siblings who fell in love the dialog is hilarious! It's not insulting to my intelligence and it is addictive. I cannot wait for the next season. I cannot wait to see how their dysfunctional family handles the next steps to come as the story further unfolds.Thank you Audience network for coloring outside the lines! Lisa Joyce has comedic timing and style that is new and refreshing. So enjoyable to watch.

Watched the first couple episodes - has real potential. A man and a woman meet after many years of not seeing each other, problem is they are step brother and sister (not blood relatives). They have a tenuous start to their relationship but decide to pursue it at the end.Has some "Curb Your Enthusiasm" type humor, good pathos, and you can actually connect with the lead characters. Adam Brody (The O.C., Gilmore Girls) is the lead male and Lisa Joyce (Boardwalk Empire, Law and Order) is the female lead. Language is a bit crude at times (it is targeted for a young adult audience.) If you see it give it a whole episode to connect with it before rating it.