Could barely get through the third season as I realised just how bland and poorly drawn these central characters are.

I love this show. its funny in places sad in others and explores the hang ups and red tape that binds society. If three adults decide to live as a THRUPLE then so be it. Why should their lifestyle affect jobs and social status? But it isn't all about what other people think its about all the jealousy and mistrust that can easily seep into relationships and either cement it or destroy them. TV is usually very good at removing jealousy and frustration from characters following the news that someone they love is cheating. Often when we see this on TV when the couple remain best mates and are totally adult about the whole thing when in reality that's usually not the case. You Me Her explores all these feelings and gets them out on the table for everyone to see.I gave this top marks because the directing the acting and the mood of the show is worth the recognition. If you are looking for some light hearted reality you will find it here.

Great reviews were already done, my point goes to the writers who, from the end of season 1 forward, made the "farting" dog simply disappear without a single explanation. I believe the care for the audience, should go to this level of detail.

At first I watched this show to see what rubbish was churned out by a dramatisation of polyamorous relationships ... only to be completely shocked at how good it was at capturing the complete reality of the situation these characters find themselves in!The more the story-line progressed and the roller-coaster of 'will it work out won't it' ensued I could not help but be amazed at how completely truthfully this show captures the peaks and troughs of a threeway relationship. There are complete scenes and conversations that allude heavily to the writer having had first hand experience in a throuple.The characters are well developed and the acting is pretty good. Having experienced a lot of the story lines in this show myself I can attest to how well it captures the experiences and sometimes awkward conversations that happen during the beginning stages.I'm glad the show does not show it all to be doom and gloom and that these types of relationships will never work out, because that is simply not true. I would recommend this show to anyone thinking about threesomes, polyamorous relationships etc. as I believe there is more genuine real life accuracy portrayed here that the show is given credit for!