What a pleasant surprise, after watching 2 episodes I am hook on this silly comedy. I heard its a Canadian show, for a change we got something that may well compete with US comedies. What did it for me was the 2nd episode, great writing and acting, silly , one that I can relate too , and great execution. That one was a 10/10 that one . Overall, I give the show a 8 to 10 so far for unconventional, funny, not boring an moving, decent production and great writing. I wonder how they can sustain the story for 3 seasons, I will get back here when I'm done and report. Cheers. This deserve to be appreciate , maybe its more a guy show then for women, I hope all genders love it.

If you were able to watch Monty Python Flying Circus, you'll be able to enjoy this one to. A lot of absurdity, but in a good way. But it takes some adjusting to it.. You might get offended here and there.. wandering if they didn't took it too far. This is why, it's better to watch in a company. Also, watching it alone might make you miss a thing or two while laughing or simply because too much is going on.For my personal taste: It would be much, much better if less time would be given to special effects and more effort to dialog's and characters to evolve. But then it wouldn't be what it is now.I like the not so subtle critique of modern society.. I was able to survive majority of the things shown in the series.. and it's refreshing that someone else is able to see that in an absurd, comic way.

I have watched the first season three times, and every minute was worth spending! The actors are amazing, I really love the faces of every on of them, the ideas are very funny and the way of presenting the oldest problem of life is so refreshing (as I heard many people say about the show before me). I recommend "Man seeking Woman" especially to people going through a break-up. This series understands you like only a very good friend does. Especially the last episode of the first season makes everything kind of okay. Another thing worth mentioning is the awesome intro with a soundtrack by Photay, which makes me dance every time I hear it. Thumbs up! Can't wait for season two!

Just what TV needs--a smart, wild and outrageous (in a good way) comedy with bizarre happenings and plot points that are unexpected. If you haven't seen it--start with episode 1 or 2 and get acquainted. I loved each episode except "Wedding in Hell," as it fell flat toward the end of the show. Otherwise, Jay Baruchel, who was excellent in "Nick & Nora's Ultimate Playlist" and "Tropic Thunder," not to mention "This is the End," continues to amaze with his slacker downbeat no girlfriend life. As his sidekick, Eric Andre is a rare find. I can not recommend this series too highly. Production values and CGI are great as well. I only wish there were more episodes in the first season--waiting until January 2016 is not fun (same for "Better Call Saul," with only one to go...).