What a waste of my time!!!

Don't listen to the negative reviews

One of those movie experiences that is so good it makes you realize you've been grading everything else on a curve.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

I've been watching the new series Entourage and really like Piven's character. Although Entourage is a great show, it's really not in the same category as Cupid was. I remember watching a few episodes of Cupid and thought it was one of the THE best shows ever written and produced. I'm glad to see all the positive reviews even after the show was canceled a while ago. Hopefully someone will finally make the big push to put this series on DVD to cure all the Cupid's fan's appetites, its the least they can do since the show is no longer being produced, otherwise that would truly be ideal. Jeremy Piven is a wonderfully diverse actor and has been nominated for quite a few awards but I still think he is very under-rated for his performances.

It seems like the shows that really write to the intelligence of the audience are canceled quickly. I know they need to appease the most common of viewers, but they should consider other possibilities. This was one of the only shows I have ever been able to get my husband to watch with me. He will no longer watch network television since it has been canceled. The interaction between the characters was terrific. You could definitely feel the chemistry. The episodes were often touching and thoughtful, with a sense of humor. If you like a good romantic comedy, than this show was perfect for you. The best part is that it wasn't geared toward one sex. It had episodes that appealed to both genders. Which is why this show was ideal for couples and families.

I see I have plenty of company. I thought the show was GREAT and so did my mom. In a sea of sitcoms that were basically repeats of "Friends" and "reality" shows where people lived on an island and ate dirt, "Cupid" was original and creative and fresh, and it was the perfect partnering of realism and fantasy. This show was EXCELLENT, and I made it a point to watch every episode ever made -- I looked FORWARD to it every week! And what did the stupid Suits at the Awfully Boneheaded Clods network do? They YANKED IT RIGHT OFF THE AIRWAVES! Man, does that bite the sword or WHAT? They said that the show didn't have enough of an audience. Is it any freaking WONDER? If the Suits at the network of Awfully Boneheaded Clods weren't changing its time slot on us, they pre-empted it with some stale movie repeat! Smart move -- NOT! How could this terrific piece of entertainment find an audience if the Suits didn't even freakin' give it a chance?Well, what do you expect? As long as the television airwaves are controlled by faceless corporate companies instead of by us viewers, the people who watch the shows, stuff like this is going to happen

Cupid was the first and ONLY time that I actually wrote to a network regarding their miserable programming!!!!! Finally there was a good show on ABC, as I do not usually watch this channel, and they canceled it before it could find an audience. Since this series ended I've seen this occur numerous times on several other networks and still get p***ed every time it happens!! I have now relegated myself to cable programming because they will often stick with a good program (when they recognize one) even if the ratings to not meet their needs. When will network executive begin to listen to the consumer who is purchasing (viewing) their product? Does it even matter anymore whether we all watch the shows or not? I'm seriuosly sick and tired of buying a product only to get lousy customer service and the television industry is no exception. Fansites like "Farscape", which was canceled on the SciFi network, have raised $80,000 and are shopping the series to get another station to pick it up. Has it really come to that??Dawn