Tú, yo y ella

The good: Rachel Blanchard!! She is absolutely wonderful in this role.

The bad: Izzy. For some reason the show treats her like she's fun, quirky, and irresistible. In reality, she's immature, petulant, and completely insufferable. It's a mystery why even one person would want to be with her let alone two and she basically ruins an otherwise enjoyable show.

I am going to keep it short. I went into this with nothing much of an expectation. Turns out this is one of the best shows I watched in a long time..in 2016 at least. I mean the situations that were depicted felt so real.. you know for a comedy show. This is the genre that I prefer - and this is the type of TV show that I like the most.

The storytelling along with the background score just makes it wonderful. The scenery is also wonderful. It's set in Portland. Talking about the characters, I don't think that there's a single one whom I dislike. All in all, an amazing show. Don't let the ratings fool you. 7 stars!! It should be at least around 8.7 in my opinion.

Just watch it and enjoy. Hopefully you will like it.

The main situation gives a lot of opportunity to show the possible dynamics of polyamory, but it does nothing with the opportunities. All the main and most of the support characters are shallow, childish and so naive. This is the main source of the conflicts, but no worries everything can be solved with a fair amount of weed, alcohol and sex. I can't say that the characters are not lovable, and it is clearly that the attractiveness took a great part of casting, but the characters motivations and problem solving capabilities are so simple that it hurts the brain.

This is a great show that has wonderful writing and great character development, including the characters that are not at the forefront of the show. All of the actors do a great job with the material and are extremely likable (or unlikable as it may be called for.) I am very hopeful that Audience (& AT&T) chooses to continue to produce such fresh content. They've taken something that could be construed as very abnormal and have boiled it down to a narrative that almost everyone can relate to. Complacency, guilt, desire, love,commitment, feeling lost, evaluation of your life - all these things in this package. If you aren't watching, you should.

I just binged watched this, putting off two prime nights of my regular favs because this had it's hooks in me before they started. I took to writing this before watching yesterday's ep 2 (s7) of The Walking Dead!

I don't know about most of the other reviews- this show is in no way a 1, nor a 10. But it's certainly engrossing, like a book you can't put down.

It has humour, def some funny moments, but I would not call it a comedy because that's not where it's real strength lies. Nor a romance cuz I find those boring (usually). It's more like; half a study, half art.

As a guy, a show about a "throuple" that realistically(ish) explores that kind of relationship is intriguing because come on, that would be awesome for so many reasons. Don't know if I would want to be married to one of the girls, but this show had me seriously considering how to handle what was (previously) mostly fantasy in my head - and that's it's strength.

Not many shows can make me ponder like this one (not just fantasy but society), especially while being entertaining - and that makes it mighty... even if imperfect.