Scott I tried to like this ... thing. But it is the most ill conceived mess of a "show". First you got some guy who lives in a million dollar home but doesn't do that much, except work out all the problems he didn't get to in high school. Then, he's got some supposed comic-relief friend that just pops in outta' nowhere like bozo the clown for, well, no reason. Then, there's his sister, a psychotherapist, who is so close to being the biggest screw up narcissist neurotic on the West coast you can't believe she can lace her own shoes, much less treat people with mental illness.ANd then, last but not least there's the little darling "16" year old daughter, who looks 25, and talks likes she's 40. Another narcissist portrayal of a teen who supposedly is allowed to lives as if she were beyond reproach of anyone - teachers, her "mother" and even the main dude her "uncle" treat her like a drinking buddy. It is the most insipid trying to be trendy characterization of a kid Hulu could possibly muster. Tie it all together with a string of been-there seen-that stories that don't even care enough to ask that we empathize with the characters, and TA-DA! you got an hour a week of your life you'll never get back after watching this nonsense. You could have more fun organizing a sock drawer.

monicarick I really enjoyed seasons one and two, but now they find every way to trash President Trump and have pictures of obama in the back ground. The two main women characters have become total sluts having sex with any thing that walks, male or female, even without knowing their sex partners name, yet they take the time to put down President Trump. I do not care that they are having all this sex, but in typical progressive style, sleep with whatever your heart desires, steal from friends and cheat at work yet still have to gall to put down the right. They should stick to the story line of casual sex without the political insight.

mbartesaghi In the show, the female lead just turned 40. Really? I think the actress herself is 46 (and looks it, as she should). She also looks like a woman with a regular body, hips, a belly, and so on, GREAT! Why can't characters be the age of the actors? Why do we instead have to believe that hooking up in middle age when one is smart and relatively plain but funny and offbeat attractive is so easy? Could we not relate to Valerie better, especially considering the fact that she has just gotten divorced and is now back to dating? As a woman, this annoys me to no end. So, I love the show. I love the way it deals with the sibling relationship and Valerie's issues with dating...in a misogynist world which includes her Peter-Pan syndrome narcissist of a brother and her annoying daughter, but I am tired of having to buy into the fact that 40 is the limit (see also Girlfriend's Guide...where the actress is 48 playing 40). It is obvious that men are still in charge here, and certainly in the way plots go. It bothers me so much I find it hard to watch.

reconix Randomly went through Amazon prime video looking for something to watch, didn't really care much for what it was, just background noise per say, but actually this show was surprisingly good. Show starts out interesting with really funny socially awkward moments throughout. The characters actually progress with a story and back story of a tale why some of them are borderline crazy in their little world, if you don't see it at the start, you will towards the end.I'd say give the show a try, you'll ether really like it or hate it, fun humour, great acting and nice story.Do be warned it sort of starts off slow but give the show a chance you might be surprised like me when normally you wouldn't.