Unexpectedly, this turned out to be a marvellous show in every respect. It was exquisitely well-written, with snappy, genuinely funny and intelligent dialogue that flowed effortlessly, and pitch-perfect performances from the three central characters.The main premise could have, in less capable hands, turned this piece into a crass, mindless sitcom. But instead we are treated to a beautifully balanced and utterly compelling mix of humour and tenderness.Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of this show was the fact that the characters really communicated with each other. This is such a rare thing to see in drama, and the real world. In most other "rom-coms" the comedy and drama are squeezed, often clumsily and frequently without success, from a lack of communication between the characters, and that becomes not only tired but also frustrating. Here, everybody uses their words, and that brings a delightful freshness and honesty to the show, as well as affording more original and unexpected ways for the characters and events to surprise and entertain us.I put on the first episode as something to watch while eating my dinner. But I ended up binge-watching the entire first season in one sitting. It was utterly addictive.Season two, when it arrived, seemed to fall apart somewhat, and most of the great communication that had made the first season so special seemed to be lost, along with the majority of the exquisite 3-way romance that had so beguiled me, but it pulled itself back into shape and season three was not a disappointment.It's not quite as perfect as it could have been, but I realise that most of the things that I haven't liked about it as it has progressed have been purely that everything doesn't go perfectly for the three main characters - and I so want them to be happy and successful as a throuple. But I must grudgingly accept that there would be little drama and entertainment if things didn't go wrong for them occasionally. Overall, I find the show as close to perfect as can reasonably be expected, despite my own unrealistically high standards.

One of the best shows on netflix. its funny and not boring reason why give 9/10 is cos the episodes are little short

I was going in nowing nothing about this show. Just saw the picture of the show of 3 people laughing sitting on a bet and thought that lookes generic. Boy was I wrong. Some bad reviews here show why this show is not only entertaining but necessary. It tackles an interesting topic that for some reason that I don't even in this day in age would irretate people.What makes the show great? It is warm-hearted has a very good cast is really funny and is just beautifully shot but most important importantly it deals with the whole topic without hitting you over the head. It is always with humor always very light hearted. To make it short this show is totaly underrated.

This show was just not good. It started off interesting, but then it just went down hill from there. **SPOILERS** Lets start with the story line: long story short. 3 people trying to be in a relationship together, trying to make it work "against all odds", but in reality its just 3 people just creating problems for themselves out of nothing really worth mentioning. I mean we get it, its hard being a throuple and what not, but then it just got ridiculous and self sabotaging.. I found myself texting my sister because i was so extremely angry at characters like this should be made into an entire show. Next, the characters: you start off really liking them and feeling a whole load of empathy even.. then half way through i found myself yelling at the screen "your all adults, behave like it". Very unlikable main characters. Izzy was a disaster.. supposedly she is supposed to be cute and spontaneous, but actually she comes off as irresponsible, selfish, annoying. I did however really like Nina and Andy. Now that's something I hoped to see more off