Just perfect...

Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Where do they get these white bread, abercrombie, bland actors? And how do they get the lead in a sitcom? I'm thinking the leads in recent duds Package Deal, Ground Floor, and this. The most comical or charming thing about the character Justin is his muppet voice - which isn't meant to be funny so it's annoying. The rest of the cast (Chris D'elia and Bianca Kajlich) is wasted in this show and should just be the leads. D'elia was good in Whitney, Kajlich in Rules of Engagement. This is being compared to Friends but it's more like Becker. Sort of funny. Lots of weirdo characters. But ignorable. Get rid of the muppet-mouthed Justin and I'd stick with this show.

Like any other person, i do enjoy me some quality sitcom, executed with style and some amount of quality.The problem with the show is simply that the main cast are very mediocre actors and the setting looks fake and highly unbelievable. Granted this show has comedic potential, i did deliver a few giggles and laughs here and there, but definitely not enough for a sitcom.You have your quintessential group of nerdy losers (which is all the rage now since Big Bang theory), a socially awkward bar owner, a extremely creepy nerd, an English gay bartender, a black dude (who i HONESTLY don't know if his character is gay or simply weird going by the way he speaks) and you have the icing on this crap fest of losers The Charismatic lead Danny, the macho guys guy, who throws out life lessons when he's a supreme mess himself. Also his sister who doesn't really do much but just exist for a few situations. What really bothered me the most was that the actors felt like they would break character often, like when a situation is playing out, when on of the guys say something weird, most of them would flash a smirk like they were laughing at something off screen.

I actually think the show pretty darn good, Yes there are better out there& the acting needs some effort but lets face it the first season of friends the acting was terrible but was hilarious! Anyway taking out Briga Heelan is probably the stupidest thing ever, because thats what kept most people attracted to it!! & yea Chris D'Elia is funny but Ron Funches (Shelly) is pretty funny too! Brent Morin is like a Topher Grace & Kevin Connolly kinda funny! It"ll Improve with time & Mainly PPL GOTTA LET THEMSELVES SMILE!! LET LOOSE! If you look back most shows back in the day with top awards at first had many hatred towards it & at the end it found its way in! Guys keep strong! SPICE IT UP!!!

What a surprise this show has been. It's refreshing, funny, smart, and extremely well written. The cast seem to really have chemistry with each other even after only a few episodes. Every episode adds something new to the table. They manage to keep things entertaining and fresh without having to resort to a lot of the usual sitcom clichés. The show is filmed before a live studio audience, which is something that is relatively rare today, and could explain why it appears as thought the actors are directly relating to the audience at some points. I've seen some other reviewers be off put by this, but I actually find it very refreshing. It just seems like the whole cast and audience is having a really good time during the filming of the episode. I just heard the news that it was picked up for a second season, which is fantastic! I can't wait to see what this show can grow in to.