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Just so...so bad

A Surprisingly Unforgettable Movie!

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 liked the show, it felt real.The wife watched it after I did and the we watched it together, she said" its us but rich!" Its not to far out or drama laden to force you to care. Has a nice flow, doesn't jerk from scene to scene showing what each couple is doing at the same time.The writing is subdued and the cast doesn't talk in exclamation points. The only thing I didn't like about it was the wealth of the couples, most people don't live like this. The cast is decent looking but not that reality/movie beautiful. It seems to be a character driven drama not so much a comedy. It wouldn't replace 30 rock or community for me but its a great show from what I saw. Thanks Jay!

Boys have bigger boobs than girls, right daddy? Ha-Ha … I died of laughter because I can totally see my kids (in the far future) saying something this utterly ridiculous at the dinner table in public. The show has great fluidity with how the characters interact, the delivery of the lines from these sarcastic elites and I find them to be so endearing and relatable – it gives me a perspective of what I will be heading toward and what my parents must have gone through when I walked in on them – (ahem) – did that thing grownups do but we never speak of. It is original and funny and I am excited to see what holds for this group of friends on their next adventure. Will Selma fess up? And you know Sarah's character is going to rip Jay a new one which will constitute a lot of herbal remedies. Touché blow jobs. A good win for this pilot.

I am a single mom with three insane kids! I love them dearly but at times it can get rough and a glass of wine sure does remedy a long day at work and my kids. This show is great I find it easy to relate to and hilarious. The humor is fresh and engaging, the cast is fantastic and they deliver the lines perfectly, and the couples merging together and just reminiscing is ideal to most adults when having kids. This show has the potential to be my top show to watch in 2014! In the beginning when Jay and Sarah were dealing with the kids, when dealing with my kids there were always those awkward moments of curiosity. Their minds were wander into questions that most cannot prepare for but you just take it as it is and go with it. Jay and Sarah are great on screen and have that spirit of what a good couple is and how they deal with parenting in a funny way - how most should.

Here's what I love about TV: it never knows what it is right away. Remember the first season of The Office? The first season of Seinfeld? If those were all we had to go on, they never would have become the classic series that we all know them as now. They got the chance to grow, though, and I'm hoping Really does, too. Right now? It's just a group of interesting characters and a healthy dose of blowjob humor. There's not really much of a story beyond "what happens when you're married to the same person every day?" but there's room to expand here. I love Sarah Chalke's take on the hot suburban mom and Selma Blair gets to really show her range as a petulant wife after years of playing petulant single women. Based on the cast alone, I can't wait to see what happens when actual story lines get introduced. Also, the running gag that Chalke's character can never decide what to order to drink is so hilarious. Like a baby bird, Really deserves a chance to spread its wings and fly and I hope we all get to see that happen.