This show is terrible, I can't even bear a second watching its retardedness. All it has is 2 dumb blonde twins and a family doing stupid and retarded crap that I'm pretty sure nobody would wanna see EVER. I laughed so hard, my tummy started hurting from too much laughter when its rating fell from a 6.9/10 to a SIX point SEVEN out of 10. I can't wait until it falls down to a 1.9/10, which is probably gonna take ages unless they decide to do the same thing with The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure (They made 11,764 spam bots to give it a 10/10, but I hope that many spam bots give Liv and Maddie a 1/10, same thing with Jessie, Austin & Ally, A.N.T. Farm, etc.).

I bet the Disney Channel company was probably too drunk or have been watching too much straight porn to start making good shows again and put stupid, real life shows that are unfunny. How does this get a 6.7 when the most awesome movie that's even funnier than this crap, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl has a 3.4?! I can't believe they're making more episodes in 2015! Someone should start blackmailing the Disney Chanel company that if they don't stop making stupid shows or don't cancel the stupid shows and bring back the good shows, they're gonna tell the whole world that they watch straight porn (I actually hope that happens).

Can somebody cancel Disney Channel right now if they're gonna keep messing up bad on their shows?! Hey, cancel Austin & Ally, Dog with a Blog, Shake It Up!, and Jessie. Bring back all the shows that everyone liked like The Buzz on Maggie, Lizzie McGuire, Phil of the Future, etc. I think this show needs to get a rating a billion times worse than the rating Breadwinners got, a 2.4/10. A 1/10 would be very, very generous to give this stupid, pathetic show that's so stupid, one day it will drop down to a 1.9/10 or maybe a 1.1/10. I can't believe this dumb, boring show got a 6.9/10 while Uncle Grandpa used to have a THREE point 9! They need to switch ratings, except Uncle Grandpa needs at least a 7.5/10 or maybe an 8/10.

Another IMDb User called "Dog With a Blog" "The Brady Bunch" meets Mister Ed," or something to that effect. Likewise, "Liv and Maddie" is a new version of "The Patty Duke Show." Not "Double Trouble," "Sister-Sister," or "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody," and it's spin-off series. In those twin-coms, the main characters were played by real twins. In fact, in an interview, Dove acknowledged the connection, and said she would love to see Patty Duke have a guest appearance on the show.Some of you already know the story; Teenage actress Liv Rooney has just finished the final season of a sitcom called "Sing It Loud!," and returns home to her family in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, including her Twin sister Maddie both of which are played by Dove Cameron. While Liv is a star on the small screen, Maddie is the high school basketball star. The other family members include nerdy brother Joey Rooney (Joey Bragg), diabolical little brother Parker Rooney (Tenzing Norgay Trainor), school psychologist Karen Rooney (Kali Rocha), and high school basketball coach Pete Rooney (Benjamin King). Many of the episodes involve Liv's attempts to adjust to a normal high school life.Liv Rooney, is the definition of girly-girl to the extreme. Combine Ann Marie with Quinn Morgendorffer, and jack the girliness of the two of them up past ten, and you've got Liv. Maddie is supposed to be the tomboy, but not much of one. Maddie's teammates include a girl named "Stains" played by ex-So Random player Bridget Shergalis, and Willow (Jessica Marie Garcia) who has a gigantic unrequited crush on Joey. The show also gives credit to Cameron's body doubles, something which as far as I know, the producers of The Patty Duke Show never did (although I could be wrong).As Liv, Dove Cameron is an unbelievably fantastic singer; Way better than Laura Marano, and she's amazing herself. Therefore she was a terrific choice not only for the starring role, but the show within the show. But the true measure of her skills as an actress can be found in the episode "Skate-A-Rooney," where we meet Liv's brain dead skater-dude of a boyfriend who dumps her in a text message. One viewing of a crucial scene from the episode, and you will know the definition of a broken songbird.Later episodes deal with Liv being sought out for the role of the hero of a graphic novel series about a Space Werewolf (No, I didn't make that up), who would be better off played by a 28-45 year old man than a teenage girl. Normally, casting a 16-year-old diva girl like Liv Rooney in the starring role would make John Wayne playing Genghis Khan look like casting Martin Landau as Bela Lugosi. Yet Hollywood chooses her anyhow, and she actually looks good as the hero. Meanwhile Maddie has to try to deal with her feelings towards another Jock at school best known as "Diggie," played by Cameron's real-life boyfriend Ryan McCartan. Mainly, they involve Maddie's willingness to admit to everyone else that Diggie is her boyfriend, something that comes to a head when an ex-cast member of Liv's old sitcom flirts with Diggie, even as Maddie is about to leave town to join the Junior Olympic Basketball Team.Needless to say, I'm looking forward to the season finale. From what I gather of the promos, it looks triumphant, and I mean that in the traditional sense of the word.