Milan Kresojevic I really,really,really don't have anything bad to say about this show :)I am a huge fan of Betty White,and while watching Hot in Cleveland I became a fan of remaining 3 actresses as well.Show is old-school fun,realistic and well done,and I can not stop laughing while watching it :)) Although-in my humble opinion,Betty is the queen of the show,and it will be good as long as she is around.The directors should find a way of continuing the show once Betty is not there anymore,and that is going to be really hard to do.I am really interested in following episodes,have a look at them guys-I don't wan't to write spoilers here,but show is really great:give it a chance :) Best wishes to all of you reading this.Have a great day!

phd_travel The tried and tested sitcom combination of four excellent comediennes living under one roof works like magic once again.Betty White is amazing - just a wonder with her still impeccable timing and delivery. For any age. Wendy Malick does the self centered diva well. The lovable Valerie Bertinelli has some much wholesome charm. It's just wonderful to have the droll Jane Leeves back again after Frasier - there is still so much good comedy left in her and her figure is terrific.The guest stars are A list. Jennifer Love Hewitt is a standout - she't got to do more comedy after Client List is over.The writing is clever original and the plots are well structured usually coming together in unexpected and hilarious ways. The age and relationship jokes are fresh and provide lots of laughs.Along with Big Bang Theory - the best sitcom on today. Hope it lasts many seasons. This one will still be funny in re runs years from now.

cyberschizoid When I first heard about Hot in Cleveland I was pretty excited; a brand new female-led sitcom featuring the stars of Golden Girls, Frasier and Just Shoot Me! But you would not believe what an embarrassing disaster this sad show has turned out to be.Not a cliché is left unturned in this tired, unfunny career-low for all those involved. Three rich spoilt women of a certain age end up living with an over-sexed even older woman in Cleveland, which is portrayed as a poor red-neck city full of walking stereotypes and desperate men. poor old Betty White should really have retired by now as she has reached that age where she tends to mumble her lines so that not everything she says is entirely comprehensible, although it doesn't seem to stop the screams of hysterical fake laughter either from a can or a drugged-up(or bribed)studio audience. It's also extremely distasteful to hear a once great comedy actress reduced to swearing and uttering dirty jokes just to get a cheap laugh. Shame on all the writers and producers! The other actresses don't fare much better and if Wendie Malick got any thinner I'd be worried that the neighbourhood dogs might try and bury her in the backyard. If you're looking for a genuinely funny, witty sitcom then look elsewhere as Hot in Cleveland will just leave you cold.

Mehki_Girl Love this show. Watched for the first time as streaming video from Netflix. Betty White steals the show. Actually, I laughed out loud for the first time when she said her first line in the pilot. I've lived in California so I know how plastic it is. Three women of a, ahem, "certain" age are on their way to Paris for fun and men when their plane makes an emergency landing in Cleveland. They go to a bar and find that "real" men are giving them the eye. There are some really funny lines in relation to that scenario ("They're looking at me and not through me!") - so true after you hit a certain age. Anyway, the Valerie Bertinelli character decides to rent a Victorian house for a monthly rent that would be the amount charged in LA for one night and stick around a while. Betty White's character comes with the house as the caretaker. It's a fun show, especially for women of a "certain" age who can relate.