Any show that continues the myth that AA is the best "treatment" for addiction gets negative stars from me.

This is life as most of us know it. I look forward to it. Casted perfectly.

I am a little biased here. I am in recovery. Sober for 20 years now. Everyday I am very grateful that I survived. I don't take my life for granted anymore. So when I herd about this show I had to watch. As soon as I was done was episode 1 I was the shows #1 fan.Now that the show has ended its fourth season I am happy to say "I am still it's #1 fan". I love the fact that the show takes many chances (Some chances work some don't). I love the fact that the people in recovery are shown as human and that they still make mistakes and "life is still life". The shows first season was a little "hit and miss". The producers were trying to figure out what was working and what wasn't. What was not working on the show was Christy's work life and dating life. Her friends (and mother) in recovery was comic gold. In season 2 they added Jaime Pressly, Mimi Kennedy & Beth Hall. When all these women are together in one scene is when the show shines its brightest. Again the show is not perfect but it least it takes more chances than most television shows. It is very funny and dare I say "Very Real". To everyone that works on the show I just want to say "Bravo".

I doubt any of the writers read this, that being said this episode was extremely disturbing. Drunken creepy idiots are not funny. Waking to find a drunk guy in your bed is not funny. The end had these alcoholics seeking help but really, addiction and assault really aren't funny. Yes the struggle is real, people trying to be sober are subjected to drunken idiots but too many people have been subjected to these things and it's not real funny. What's next? Making light of domestic violence. It's all good though I will remember to read a book and turn off the TV. It seems like most sitcoms resort to just joking about sex or sexual situations. I find this trend to be quite immature. The older episodes were better. I love the actors but they deserve better writing.