Grimossfer
Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%
Gurlyndrobb
While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.
Kimball
Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.
Siebert_Tenseven
Maybe it's because I spent nearly 10 years of my life with a NY agency, living Upstate and enduring the same posturing, egotism, back stabbing, corporate takeovers and rampant mental illness that makes me identify strongly with this series. It sure does hit the nail on the head in a big way. What puts the icing on the cake, however, are the fantasy sequences that are included in nearly every episode. They are witty, haunting, and extremely well animated, certainly a big part of what makes this series so much fun to watch. Too bad Happyish wasn't renewed for a 2nd season, but I suspect it was a lot of work producing just one season to begin with. Worth a look!
aaron-554-740489
worst liberal self hating selfish ,me,me,me,me bull crap. everything wrong with America all wrapped up into one show. please let it end. horrible mother in the show. the character of the mom is hopefully just a character and not the actress view of what being a mother is. why is it that liberals hate anything that grounds people? not every one is a creative person that doesn't need the direction you get from god and country. please let people be them selves and stop hating everything that other people do. did i mention this show is is horrible?i am a artist not a writer and i rarely like to comment on bad things but i just saw the last show and i had to say something excuse any typos.
countrygirlinboots
I love the sense of humor of this show. The humor is dry and sometimes corky. For those of us entering our 40's it's really a questioning time of life. You look at things so differently, well much like the show. In season 1 E2 she refers to life as living in her bubble. Seriously life has pushed many of us into that bubble because of the negatively out there. The show does a great job capturing that underlying drama of being in your 40's and working for and with twenty year olds. Finally a show that's not all about living the "Partridge" family life. I feel as though this sector gets left out of TV because it's not a popular sense of humor or a totally positive way to look at others. The show defiantly doesn't hate on people for no reason but it surely points it out when people are wrong. Funny stuff.
Aktham Tashtush
The plot is nice , the whole idea of a man getting old and trying to find happiness in a community of teenagers is really thorough and has many potentials on TV.Watching the character "Thom Payne" made me a bit sad at first like he's 40 something having Insomnia and trying to deal with his kid and assure him that he's not dying soon !!Steve Coogan is really funny,, seems like many shows now a days casting at least one British actor .. i don't really know what that's all about but it kinda works.There were moments of dreamy scenes by "Thom Payne" like the one talking about his body inside the gym or when he talks to the cartoons those were cool."If Sam wants to keep that happiness he's gotta suck some cock, same cocks we do" :D :DIt officially premieres on April 26, 2015 .. until then i wish the show gets More-ish with the comedy bits and less on the the drama even though the balance on the comedy/drama seems right in here but we really need some real comedy :D .. i think Showtime will deal with that............................ Update ..............................So i'm done watching the 2nd and 3rd episodes and honestly, things aren't really going as good as i wanted it to get. the scenes where the animated talking boxes or Geckos appear are getting a bit annoying and out of purpose..................................................................
