Breaking In
Breaking In
TV-14 | 06 April 2011 (USA)
SEASON & EPISODES
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    stormshadow-com

    i really love it tell Odette Annabel (Melanie Garcia) left the show really she was the reason i watch it in the First Place its was funny With some Romantic comedy but now it's suck's Really good job Fox Another good Show ruined if i know it was Fox produce it i was not gonna watch it because fox have a habit of ruining Every good show Best physical comedian characters (Dutch & Josh)....GONE Oz's sharp & sarcastic and enigmatic tough-love management style....GONE Melanie's the Best character in the show .....GONE Another quirky & off-putting female character added....GROAN STOP FIXING WHAT DID NOT NEED FIXING IN THE FIRST PLACE

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    ItBitKitty

    I LOVE this show! I was thrilled to hear that Fox is bringing it back for a second season in March of 2012! It has a wonderful cast and is very well written. I have not laughed this much in 30 min since My Name Is Earl and what else would you expect from writers like Seth Gordon (who wrote for Parks and Recreation, the Office, and Community), produced by Adam Sandler backed Happy Madison Productions, and starring Christian Slater. The plot is fast paced with lots of action and plenty of twists and turns to keep you guessing and the main characters are fleshed out pretty well by the end of season one to keep you interested and invested in them. I also have enjoyed the great guest stars especially "Dutch" played by Michael Rosenbaum who has evolved into a main character and will be back for season 2. I would love to see this show evolve into a full hour but it's a great 1/2 hour show anyway. I don't think it is anything like Leverage (another good show) nor does it have the time to get into a complicated plot (like Justified) or a lot of technical explanations (Big Bang Theory)as some other rates seem to think it should, it's like comparing apples to oranges, these shows are all good at what they do and Breaking In does a great job entertaining you with smart writing and solid humor without dumbing it down like some sitcom's do. I don't usually watch sitcoms for that reason but Breaking In IS the exception for me! Love it and can't wait for season 2!

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    Tristan Rogers

    I can't understand why more people don't love this show? I understand that there are many shades of humor but I find this show the most refreshing comedy I've seen in a long time, It's not a clone of anything else I've seen and the comedy is fast paced, well executed & and quite witty in most areas. You have the main character would is more like the average Joe stuck in this place with other people with unique personalities. You got the tension between the main character and the hot chick of the office who is already taken by the biggest idiot but yet most thoughtful and sweet (in his own way) boyfriend. The Gadget guy with his hilariously overboard pranks! Even the other, not so started, crew has a certain quirkiness about them ...I have to say tho, my favorite character is the boss, with he's witty comedy and ability to always be 10 moves ahead. I can't get enough of this show!

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    leesally56

    I don't find Breaking In to be as funny as some of the other reviewers. Don't worry there's no spoilers since there's nothing to talk about. There are cheap gags and bad jokes but the one thing that makes me shun the show is the stiff, unoriginal characters. I usually love a premise like this but I just found myself comparing to Leverage the whole time. The cast has the same kind 'team' origin as Leverage (i.e the Mastermind and Hacker) but seemingly one dimensional. I found myself bored with Cameron, annoyed with Cash and the rest of the team; the only person that was worth staying tuned in for is Christian Slater. Actually he was the only reason why I checked it out. I would recommend the show if you enjoy...I don't know actually. Sorry to be harsh but it is truly terrible...My advice, go find Leverage it's 10x funnier.

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