Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties. It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

We're tired of reality shows and CSI-type shows...I'm so desensitized now that I think I might sneeze if I saw someone lose a finger. These shows reflect a culture that grows more and more cynical and empty or is TV influencing American culture?? We walk around as if it is we who've been traumatized and pulverized out of gleaning any meaning from life. The fascination with abomination...the shock value that draws ratings is influencing how many people view the world. Where is Hollywood's sense of responsibility, intelligence and genuine creativity?? If terror is explored, let us see what we can do about it and glean from it. Alias was successful in that. How bout a spiritual exploration (without that literal Bible thing) into these hard-ass dramas? Give us some heroes. Shows such as "Love Monkey" are paced and human--storytelling which has been lost in the post-911 hysteria. It was fun to see if our hero was going to beat the record co. system and make stars on his own. There were good subplots too. (We've really enjoyed 6 Degrees, as well but it's shelf life seems limited.) It's refreshing not to go to bed feeling saddened and sickened. Action is good but shouldn't be a substitute for telling a creative story. The stories are out there--as a script reader, I read them. So many good stories out there---I can't figure out why so much trash is made. Give Love Monkey another shot in a good time slot--maybe rename it??? Also, we want a new "30-Something" meets "Alias"...can you Hollywood execs pull that off?? Export the American spirit that's dignified and soulful...our image around the world is in need of more genuine representations of the goodness of the American spirit. In other words, keep this show on the air.

Love Monkey is going to be a hit. CBS is going to regret ever canceling the show. If anyone saw and liked the TV Sitcom "Ed", then this is going to be one of your favorites. Tom Cavanagh is funny in everything he has done. This show brings out a new topic that no other station has right now. We can go on any channel on any night and watch a CSI or a medical sitcom, but we can only go on Tuesday nights to see something like this. VH-1 is smart for picking up this sitcom, it relates to music, ergo, that was a great pick up. Being a college student, I can relate to certain aspects of the show. I listen to a lot of music but only a very few amount sounds good to me. Cavanagh makes listening to music different. Even though it isn't an educational show, you will learn a little bit more about the music business. This is a good sitcom for anyone in the music career or interested in the music career. I recommend everyone to watch Love Monkey.

OK, just got done watching the re-airs of "love monkey" on vh-1. in the third episode called "Confidence" i was trying to figure out a song. the show returns from commercial about half way through the episode, and the scene starts with a band playing in a bar. 4 guys in the band, black tarp sign in the background, catchy song,etc. who was it...what is the name of the song ?? i can't find it listed anywhere :( i know when the show aired on CBS (nice fumble here CBS'Er's !!) they used to update the show's site with a track list. can't seem to find it at all now. oh well...thanks for your help !! thank you vh-1 for bringing it back...if only for a while.

the reason that I watch less TV lately is because there are less shows like love monkey. I will not watch any more reality shows. the majority of them embarrass the players, and that doesn't work for me.give me a program that shows the better side of people. like another show I enjoyed, cupid, (also canceled) there was a sense of hope that is given, I cannot think of many shows, if any, that make the effort. why will the producers not make the effort for genuine 'smiles'. why is it always about the cheap and easy laugh, sometimes it's about pleasure, something almost entirely lacking on TV today,gimme my love monkey back