Husbands

"Husbands" is uniquely entertaining. I expected to enjoy the show given that it is a co-creation by Jane Espenson, who is a true goddess of the written word. I expected to like it all the more because it springs from the quick-witted mind of Cheeks (Brad Bell, co-writer & star), who has created a number of comedic video gems on his YouTube Channel: GoCheeksGo. I was happy to see Alessandra Torresani was going to be able to showcase the natural humor she possesses in a way that we have yet to see on film.

But for all these expectations, the show is SO MUCH MORE than I could have hoped it would be... It is amazing. From first to last, scene upon scene - I was happy with what I saw, and eager to see more.

So what is my review? The show is smart, hilarious and so damn FUN to watch. I'm more than a little bit addicted. Make no mistake, this show is one to watch, folks!

Watch, recommend and share it with all your friends and family. The fans, Team Husbands, are a determined and vocal group - ever expanding in our love for the show, the characters and the creators of "Husbands" the Series.

Anyone who hasn't watched all 11 episodes of Husbands Season 1 needs to rush and watch immediately! You will fall in love with all the characters and be waiting with huge anticipation for Season 2. Brad Bell (Cheeks), Sean Hemeon (Brady), and Alessandra Torresani (Haley) mesh perfectly together. Haley is trying hard to stay best friends with Cheeks while causing a few problems for the newlyweds.

Season 2 starts in only 9 days and the three main characters are sure to be hilarious, yet sweet and loving at the same time. This new season will be sprinkled with a lot of guest stars with names everybody will recognize. August 15th will be here soon. Don't miss out on this excellent series!

I love this show.

It's funny, it's sweet and it's romantic.

It really is the first Gay themed show to really capture my imagination, and feel like it represents, and was made for, me.

Queer As Folk was unapologetic about demonstrating rampant sexuality. Husbands is unapologetic about showing how men can build a deeply loving relationship. However, it also never steps away from showing the physical signs of two men in love; unlike say Will & Grace where Gay loving was portrayed with a hug, or a manly pat on the shoulder.

From the first episode to the last, of the first season, the quality never wavers. Bring on Season 2.

I thoroughly enjoyed Husbands Season 1! The premise is smart and fresh, the characters likable and well-written, and the acting is great. I laughed--a lot--but I especially enjoyed the fact that there were moments that were sincerely touching, too. The fact is this: although it may appear to be "about" gay marriage, Husbands is really about the universal problems or situations people "in love" or in a marriage find themselves in. I'm not gay, nor am I currently married, but the series made me laugh (and cry) because it's simply about human emotions/foibles that anyone can relate to. I'm just sorry it's not a network series--oh, wait, I barely turn on my television anymore--so never mind! ;) REALLY looking forward to Season 2!

I love "Husbands". It reminds me of the sharp wit that was in classic sitcoms you might see on TV Land. The comedy is subtle and at no ones expense. Jane Espenson has long been my favorite writer. She has had her hand in "Buffy", "Caprica" "Gilmore Girls" and the new "Once Upon A Time". Husbands shares that same quick witted dialog. Brad Bell AKA "Cheeks" is impossible not to fall in love with. Alessandra and Sean round out the cast. Each episode is 2 minutes. You can get caught up on your lunch hour. Give it a try and review. Let's get a second season of this innovative comedy.