The 1 star out of 10 is harsh. Also you admitted you only watched one episode which was a very average episode anyway. As the series progressed it gets better and better. Its not in the class of Frasier, Friends, Everybody loves Raymond etc but its not a bad sitcom at all. You need to give sitcoms a chance to bed in, remember the great Cheers nearly got canned after 10 episodes but survived and went on to be a classic. The characters are likable and new ones are added as the series progresses which add to it all. ALl in all this isn't a bad sitcom. Hopefully this will get a second season run now to let it progress even more.

I was very skeptical that this show would be anything less that a jumbled mess with crass humor thrown in every now and then by Jay Mohr. Don't get me wrong, I love Jay Mohr, he has his moments, but I wasn't sure a sitcom was going to be a good moment.But it's funny! It's really, truly funny! It's interesting family dynamics, with a flare of those good ol' sitcom family antics. Ryan Malgarini is hysterical, a young talent with great comedic timing. The writers put a lot of sass in it, and it's the kind of comedy that makes you laugh big.It's a good laugh; you're going to smile all the way through the whole show. It doesn't take itself seriously, and it's funnier for it.

I heard someone at work talk about this show and so I gave it a chance. I have never been a huge Jay Mohr fan so I was hesitant at first. I started watching and loved it. My wife is now hooked.The supporting cast is great, mostly because of the two kids. The children are involved a lot in the plot lines and can hold their own.However, I am not one of those that tunes into TV for the story lines to all tie in together well or to check on the congruity of it, I tune in to be entertained, especially when it comes to comedies. This is not a show that is going to make the world a better place, but it does make me laugh.

This show is flat out funny. The writing has some strong jokes - some blue, some smart, some strange - but with twenty minutes to kill watching a sitcom, I just want some laughs. Mohr (who was so good in GO) is great in this role . It fits him perfectly - a blue collar guy trying to get on with his life after a rough divorce. The kids are perfect and they both play off of Mohr very well. He recently had a tender scene with his daughter in a restaurant that was truly touching. And Mohr has terrific chemistry battling Marshall. Marshall has impeccable timing. A good, throwback sitcom. It doesn't try and reinvent the wheel. It just delivers laughs. That's good enuff for me.