Infamousta brilliant actors, brilliant editing

FuzzyTagz If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

Humbersi The first must-see film of the year.

Kinley This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

SnoopyStyle Ben Parr (Jason Biggs) falls for Kate Swanson (Sarah Chalke). It's a simple boy meets girl except they bring their best friends into the relationship.I love Jason Biggs from his movie roles, and I love Sarah Chalke from Scrubs. So I understand why putting them together as a couple makes great TV sense. But for whatever reason, they just don't have enough chemistry together as a couple. They also have two of my favorite actors in Judy Greer and Tyler Labine as each person's best friends. Judy and Tyler have a love-hate relationship, and actually have more chemistry than the leads. The lead pairing is too bland but I like the under-card.

Devesh Maharaj I'll be completely honest. I've seen abut 10 episodes of this show, and that's 300 minutes of my life that I will NEVER get back. First off, the thing that makes me hate this show the most is the acting. The performance given by Jason Biggs is absolutely TERRIBLE. I loved him in American Pie, but honestly, he should've quit after that. However, I love the performances by Tyler Labine and Judy Greer. Tyler reminds me of certain aspects of myself, and Judy reminds me of a person close to me. Sarah Chalke does NOT fit in ANYWHERE in this show. I always forget that she's even in the show! The second: clichés. The whole story about 2 people who meet and their friends can't get along, is complete and utter bullshit. Please excuse my language, but it seems like I've seen this more than a million times. If you want a good show to watch that will actually give you a laugh, I recommend The Colbert Report, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, The Daily Show, or hell watch some Looney Tunes cartoons.

Dr. B. I had such high hopes for this show- I have enjoyed the stars in so many films, TV shows and and made for TV films I thought this couldn't miss. But miss it does. The situations in this so-called situation comedy are trite, contrived, boring, unfunny- and the laugh track, oh the laugh track is insult to injury! This show could be a very awful American re-make of the terrific British comedy "Gavin and Stacy" (in Gavin and Stacy the best friends of a loving couple hate each other at first sight, they get plastered one night and wind up having sex, the girl turns up pregnant, the girl stays pregnant, the girl and the baby daddy still hate each other throughout the pregnancy, they go on hating each other up until and after the baby is born- BUT the rest of their lives and the lives of the loving couple are interesting and funny). I guess there is still some hope for "Mad Love", maybe the writers will sneak a peak at Gavin and Stacy and take notes.

fast_laugh Just watched the pilot Seriously needs work, which is disappointing because I love Tyler Libane(?) and miss "Sons of Tucson" Actors definitely need to build a rapport.. a very awkward feeling watching them do their parts(and the script isn't good to start with)However, the WORST part is the audience laughter(i don't know what you call it). It's very annoying and deteriorates what little amusement is presented. It doesn't even sound like recorded laughter that makes you want to laugh. Instead it sounds like forced laughter that is prompted.As is, worth a watch if nothing else to do, but definitely needs improvement