Undateable
Undateable
TV-14 | 29 May 2014 (USA)
SEASON & EPISODES
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  • Reviews
    Laikals

    The greatest movie ever made..!

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    Reptileenbu

    Did you people see the same film I saw?

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    Billie Morin

    This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

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    Keeley Coleman

    The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

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    Marco Remmerswaal

    Now, for some reason, I kept watching this for all of the 3 (so far) seasons. And at times it even made me somewhat grin. So there's that. I may have even produced a somewhat disturbing smile when Christa Miller showed up. (it wasn't a sexy smile,I just really like Cougar Town)The problem is that I usually watch this show after all the other comedies that I actually like. At that point I have maybe enjoyed quite some wine which might explain the grinning. Reluctant as I am after all that delight I tend to watch the shows I don't really want to see.And there we are at undateable. It's just obvious annoying simplistic humor. Drink enough and you might grin. Grin enough and you might even make it to the third season. Get to the third season and you'll start enjoying (strangely enough I actually mean this) the live shows where somehow I might have laughed. (Then again, that was a Vodka night, so see for yourself!)

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    atlasmb

    Now in its second season (I did not watch the first), "Undateable" is a show with an unusual conceit: not only is the action live, but the actors acknowledge that, and the show centers on that fact. The actors interact with the audience. Cameras show the audience in the studio. They have a live band that interacts with the actors and the audience. In short, the concept of "breaking" while in character is not only acceptable, but encouraged.I have seen criticisms in the posts saying that such breaking is "amateurish". Well, this is a comedy; it's not like they are performing "Hamlet". And when it's intentional, it's not amateurish.I have attended many plays, both amateur and professional. Some of the funniest moments I have seen onstage involved actors breaking character and embracing or enchancing the humor in the situation. What's interesting is that it happens (almost) exclusively with professionals. Amateurs are not secure enough to take the risk. So it's not amateurish. That being said, this show is not for everyone, because not everyone will appreciate that conceit. It can come across as too cute if not controlled, which is where the director comes in.In "Undateable", they even have recognizable guests who play "themselves".And they sometimes treat their fellow actor as both the character and as the actor playing that character.For me, this is like attending a play, keeping the immediacy and the risk of a live performance.

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    sirknightdartagnan

    The show's okay, not great. It's corny which is Refreshing in 2015.There's so so much filth on TV right now. This is it, this is the formula for watching a show that won't make us blush.Like George Clooney's women. The show's got to have an expiration date too!Car crashes. physical confrontations, violence. That sells. America thrives on testosterone fueled viewing. Undateable? The star cannot find lasting love. Viewers will hate watching his non stop heartbreak.Since his felony crime is being a nice guy. Respecting and cherishing women. Undateable, will become unwatchable. ...... I hate knowing that.

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    Aktham Tashtush

    First i gotta say, The Performance of Chris D'Elia is so applaudable, iv watched him before in "Whitney" and definitely he steels the show where ever you put him in, so hilarious with that dorky full of banter character with his dynamic physical comedy.Keeping the show up on the same level of authenticity and originality is a bit hard in Sitcoms... So i'm reviewing this just after watching the premiere of the second season and they'r just rolling on the same level of hilarious acting representing an even more hilarious writing.The mix of the two characters of "Justin"and"Danny" , one is detached who you won't expect much of "emotionally" and the other is just the exact opposite is so recreative and full of many possibilities .One of the new funny scenarios they started in the second season is when they start to act a fake trial or fake funeral .. .really hilarious :DThank god they gave it a chance and renew it for a second season and hopefully more to come.

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