This is the best TV series ever. I watch a lot and this is the kind of series that needs to be watch. Values, Integrity, Love, Honesty and most Family. I feel this series. I appreciate who ever made this. Please more series of this. Thank you!!! I love and like Switched at Birth....

The direction the show is going is very stressful and just adds to the already overload of racist stress! I used to love this show, I have now canceled all recordings! Your now going to be losing viewers! Isn't there enough hate without this show now adding to it? I loved when this show had inspiration and showed people how to understand differences and overcome that, this is beyond that now and I'm very disappointed.

From the first episode the deaf angle felt fresh. After that fades you're left with exactly what you expect from ABC family. I'm almost done with season 4 but I mentally checked out halfway through 3. The show has become extremely PC. It's predictable to the core. Someone finds out something and they eventually spill their guts for the sake of drama. You get a lot of "protect you" lines. I am absolutely sick of people being "protected". If you like to see people blowing things out of proportion this would be a good show for you.

If you're tired of the same old same old unbearable sitcoms with jokes that were outdated in the 90s with not so subtle sexual humor, then this is for you. I don't remember any show that had a major deaf character, but in this show about half the characters are deaf, and a lot of the dialogue is in sign language. It's a gutsy move to do this, but they pull it off beautifully.Another thing about the show is that the actors are all like able. The actress who played the lovable Angie Lopez. Another actor with sentimental pull at least for me is Vanessa Marano who played Luke's long lost daughter on The Gilmore Girls. And then there's 80s/90s teen young adult star Lea Thompson. Relative unknown Katie Leclerc has adorable freckles and plays one of the deaf characters.One thing that they kind of overdo... kind of? No, they overdo this to the hilt, and that's how easily the characters are offended by the slightest little noting. Every show, in fact, almost every scene involves one of the characters being offended at something someone else said and then storming out. Then they spend the next half dozen scenes pouting. It's a little past too much, guys.But other than that it's a great show. A young actor Sean Berry plays a very cool and very wise for his age best friend to one girl and boyfriend to another. He's just really cool.