The McCarthys

The show is great. Clever writing and the cast is awesome. Laurie Met calf is always a favorite. Ritter is cute and clever. The pregnant daughter storyline..eh...but now that the show has more episodes, it's getting funny. The show is great. They should cancel the lame, Two Broke Girls, and put it in to episodes outside of the home. The Dad is a natural talent. The rest of the cast is a refreshing pleasure from seeing the usual sitcom stars show up again and again. Too soon for us to forget the last sitcom. I hope the show stays on the air for a long time. The writing is fresh. Right now I'm binge watching this season. Still funny. Which made me feel compelled to give a review. Give the show a chance. Even Seinfeld took two seasons to catch on.

Love this Show it is Funny and Hilarious. I think people should watch it the cast is Great and CRAZY. The MOTHER runs the Family.

I am from Mass. & love Laurie Metcalf so I gave it a shot. Not only is the writing cringe-worthy but every person in the cast is nasty and unpleasant. The gay community should question the seemingly patronizing addition of the gay son/neighbor/friend/colleague/etc. who lately, in a number of shows in this enlightened age, seems to still manage to make the gay lifestyle a subject of ridicule and embarrassment, under the guise of entertainment. Joey McIntyre over-acts to the point of agonizing to watch which contributes to this shows embarrassing content on all fronts. Laurie Metcalf's considerable and awarded talent is wasted here.

So Laurie Metcalf can go back to the McCarthy's! The Conners is so unfunny whereas the McCarthy's was brilliantly funny!!

Arthur (Jack McGee) and Marjorie McCarthy (Laurie Metcalf) are the heads of a Boston Irish Catholic close-knit combative family. He coaches high school basketball. Gerard (Joey McIntyre) and Sean (Jimmy Dunn) are their twin sons ... fraternal twins. Their daughter Jackie (Kelen Coleman) gets pregnant from the old assistant coach who just passed away. Ronny (Tyler Ritter) is their gay son and the only one who doesn't get sports.

This is an old fashion family sitcom with a gay character. It's old in both good and bad ways. There are no risks in this show. There is no attempt at anything out of the box. This has been done for over 20 years. It might have been edgy back in the day to have a nice normal gay character. Television has moved on beyond that. The good is that it is safe. It's easy. The cast is terrific. I like everybody in the show. They all have an easy chemistry. It's a fair sitcom but is going to be forgotten soon after its cancellation.