The Unicorn

Funny and heartwarming, the main and supporting cast are great.

Love this Walter Goggins does a great job as a widower finally dipping into the dating pool. Just enjoy watching him know who he was - but now trying to figure out WHO he wants to be.... especially as a dad for his daughters. Funny and sweet.

It's not a hilarious show, but it's funny. The characters are good and they actually seem to care about each other. Plus the parents aren't stupid and the kids aren't brats.

Walton Goggins does a very good job in playing, Wade Felton, a Raleigh North Carolina new widow with two daughters. The sitcom is an unlikely premise about Wade and his family adjusting to life without his wife, Jill. He doesn't realize that he's a catch for single women who can smell the ideal man. He is a unicorn because he was widowed, works and seems like a nice guy. Goggins does a very good job in playing Wade. The cast including his friends, two couples with kids. They help him adjust to the dating world which is far different than when he was with Jill, his beloved wife. The series is well done without an audience. It can be funny and serious at times.

Contrary to popular belief many widowed people date within the first year. Most family and friends DO interfere A LOT and are way over involved in a widowed persons life thinking they know best. The only thing that didn't ring true is how easy the teen daughters are but it is a comedy not a drama. The widow group was so right about on. Not all widows think alike of course. Age and circumstances change how and when we choose to move forward. The thing is we NEVER move on we only move forward and this show so far does a good job using humor to help the non widowed get a peek into the life of the club they never want to join.