Now, for some reason, I kept watching this for all of the 3 (so far) seasons. And at times it even made me somewhat grin. So there's that. I may have even produced a somewhat disturbing smile when Christa Miller showed up. (it wasn't a sexy smile,I just really like Cougar Town)The problem is that I usually watch this show after all the other comedies that I actually like. At that point I have maybe enjoyed quite some wine which might explain the grinning. Reluctant as I am after all that delight I tend to watch the shows I don't really want to see.And there we are at undateable. It's just obvious annoying simplistic humor. Drink enough and you might grin. Grin enough and you might even make it to the third season. Get to the third season and you'll start enjoying (strangely enough I actually mean this) the live shows where somehow I might have laughed. (Then again, that was a Vodka night, so see for yourself!)

I turned this show on when there was nothing else going on and I didn't have the best expectations. It's pretty funny though! I watched the four episodes that were On Demand and I will be watching it more. The live aspect of it brings in fun, unscripted moments. Having a music guest is neat, especially when they throw them in the scene. I like most of the characters, and their relationships to one another. The writing seems like it could be cringe worthy but it's endearing. If the writing stays on point, it has the potential to be one of those shows you put on in the background while doing other things (Friends, HIMYM, Sex and the City).

If you like annoying comedies, this is the show for you. Very predictable punch lines are thrown at the audience time and time again. The talented cast tries to echo a "Friends" quality but falls short in every area. These are not the same actors not are they the same characters. Annoying beyond belief, if it wasn't for the laugh track, the audience at home would hardly smirk at most of the jokes being told. Comparing this show to Fox's "Roc" back in the early 90's, it too needed to redefine itself by making the show live. Although Roc had a great cast, it also fell short because of competition from other networks. This show is a dime a dozen. If there is nothing else to watch, you may want to consider having this show play in the background on your television while you are reading a book or playing on your laptop. Nuff said.

First i gotta say, The Performance of Chris D'Elia is so applaudable, iv watched him before in "Whitney" and definitely he steels the show where ever you put him in, so hilarious with that dorky full of banter character with his dynamic physical comedy.Keeping the show up on the same level of authenticity and originality is a bit hard in Sitcoms... So i'm reviewing this just after watching the premiere of the second season and they'r just rolling on the same level of hilarious acting representing an even more hilarious writing.The mix of the two characters of "Justin"and"Danny" , one is detached who you won't expect much of "emotionally" and the other is just the exact opposite is so recreative and full of many possibilities .One of the new funny scenarios they started in the second season is when they start to act a fake trial or fake funeral .. .really hilarious :DThank god they gave it a chance and renew it for a second season and hopefully more to come.