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I really do like this show for the most part. I have seen it four or five times and it has never ceased to make me laugh. Josh Cooke has got to be one of the most attractive men on television right now and surprisingly, his comic timing is dead on. The only reason I do not watch the show more is because of Jennifer Finnigan. I just want to smack her. She is the only unfunny part of the show. It is completely unbelievable that Cooke's character would be with her. I honestly believe that she will be the downfall of this show.

Otherwise, the show is clever with some fresh material. It is always a joy to watch people who are more neurotic than you are.

For a show made up of complete chaos it is surprisingly funny and kind of resemblant of real life when you do meet that person and it makes you crazy. OK, well maybe not so crazy, but still an OK show. I like how not everything is spoken just like in real life and how the people are just so nuts you can help but wonder what they are going to do next. This is that completely off the wall comedy I've been waiting my whole 17 years of life for. The illogical ramblings and crazy antics of these two characters is just to good to pass up even if it isn't you slice of pie, you have to watch it once just to see how crazy it is. Plus, the dying clown in the closet is about one of the funniest things I've ever seen on television, because you just don't get that crazy what the heck is that even in there for stuff out of regular TV. I give this show about a 7 because even though I like it, it is probably to intensely dense for some people.

I got this show from an internet download (I don't live in the US. I wasn't expecting much but I really was impressed. My g/f and I loved it, even from the pilot. The main guy reminds me of Ben Stiller or Jason Lee - if you like the awkwardness of 'Meet the parents' you'll probably enjoy this show. Nice to see someone taking a few chances with sitcom, it touches on several points concerning race and disability, always getting close to the edge but without offending anyone. A nice surprise was that the supporting players are all good, esp the guy in the wheelchair. Apparently my comment didn't contain enough lines so I'll add that in one episode they used a real cat, which surprised me, normally a sitcom would use some awful puppet.

This show has just come on in Australia and i gotta say it's fantastic. I really love it when basically unknown actors really get their chance to shine and pull it off really really well. The writing is excellent and the actors don't disappoint the humor. Their mannerisms,facial expressions even the tones of their voices alone make you laugh.

I love how neurotic Nate is and his scenes with the guy in the wheelchair are hilarious. The "clown in the closet" who's built into the contract of the lease is a brilliant aspect of the show. I mean why not have a clown in your closet? It's funny and it works and no other show has it. It's shows like these that are worth spending the money on. And it's reality shows,with hideous situations and bias editing that need to go.

I can't figure out what people don't like about this show. The Marni character is charming and hot, Nate's clueless and funny. Todd's hysterical. The dialog is hilarious.

The blond nanny neighbor is wicked hot, although they don't show enough of her. (I just learned that she's the wife of Melissa Etheridge. Wow!)

I'll admit, Tom Poston's clown character is kind of silly, and I could probably do with out him, but other than that...

What's not to like?

Unfortunately, I have the sense that this show may not survive, but if not, it'd be a shame.