I don't know if this is considered a "spoiler" or not. Maybe it is to someone. So I am erring on the side of caution here.First off, IMDb's info on this show is incorrect. I have ALL of the episodes and there are 13 in all (including the pilot). The episodes are as follows:00 - Pilot Episode 01 - Her Embarrassed 02 - Nick Get Job 03 - The Cavewoman 04 - The Mascot 05 - The Shaver 06 - Rock Vote 07 - Andy Work, Nick Jerk 08 - Caveman Holiday 09 - Nick Sick 10 - Andy, the Standup 11 - Cave Kid 12 - Hunter & GatherersThe Pilot episode, even though it has the regular guys in the open up; Dash Mihok plays Jamie, Joel's brother in the pilot. Then, from there on Sam Huntington takes over as Andy, Joel's brother.French Stewart - Mr Busby, Joel's boss at Norskbild is in two episodes (not one). He appears in Caveman Holiday AND Hunters & Gatherers.Maybe only 9 aired - but to anyone who loves this show, there are 13 in all.

In the time of the reality TV show comes a program that actually has both wit, hilarity, and, amazingly, purpose.This show really encompasses the day to day life of the new adult Y generation, with a little bit of silliness added in.I suggest this to all my friends, and each one has started to watch it religiously.The characterization has come full circle, and continues to develop. Most shows now-a-days seem to write themselves into a corner, (NBC's the Office) by eliminating all conflict. With the addition of a foux-race war, this show allows us to laugh at ourselves while at the same time reflect on ourselves.Big time props to the creators of Cavemen.

The commercials cracked me up, and so does the SitCom! The ultra-modern yuppie lifestyle is priceless, and the characters they're developing are fantastic. Especially the girlfriend's vapid, alcoholic mother. I love it. The style reminds me of some of the recent HBO shows (which can't miss, if you ask me). Fast-paced and not afraid to dwell on the meaningless. The main character's job at Norskbild is an endless source of future plots. Best of all, the pilot had a character played by Nick Swardson, who is absolutely hilarious. You might have seen him in Reno911 as Terry, or in Grandma's Boy. He's one of my favorite new comedians, and I intensely hope he gets a bigger role in this show. More Cavemen please!

This show MUST be given a chance. The writers have hit on the real world. This is not a trite reworking of any past show that I can recall, but I've not seen anything like it before. When I hear the Cavemen and their intelligent dialog, see them interacting with one another, insulting each other or making fun of each other, then go out into the real world to go to school or be heartbroken by a girlfriend, or go to work at an Ikea-like store, then I see the brows and three-inch puffs of hair dangling from their forearms, I LAUGH hard! Maurice is the recurring character to watch for, much more of the GEICO slant. He's the best one so far.