Mad Love

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.

This is a great TV show. It is so funny, especially Munch! Perfect combination of characters, which really works perfect for each other. The different personalities, really make this show worth seeing. Basically all my friends in Denmark love this show, and i hope there will be many more episodes, even though i've heard that it doesn't look to good:( It is definitely a worthy competitor to How I Met Your Mother. I think this will be a great success. It probably will need some time to "blume", but it will definitely get there, if they proceed working on the TV show. Larry Munch, is a great personality, which is definitely the funniest in this show!

Mad love follows the adventures of four friends in New York City. Two (Ben and Kate) are madly in love in love, and the other two (Larry and Connie) despise each other, at least initially. The show is your generic sitcom, and every episode goes pretty much how you would expect it to. But it is still a cute little show. Larry and Connie are the best part of the show. Their chemistry is great, and I love their little quips, their banter, and the sexual tension that is between them. There are only 13 30-minute episodes, so you can binge it all in a few days if you really want to.

Britany Snow also makes a guest appearance in one episode, and honestly, it's probably the worst episode of the show. Brittany Snow is my all-time favorite actor, but the episode kind of stinks. I wrote a more in-depth review on why I didn't think it worked on the episode's page if you are interested. Also, I didn't love the ending of season 1. I think they were trying to set up a second season. However, since that didn't work out, it just feels awkward. But overall, I did enjoy Mad Love. It's a little hidden gem, which deserves more credit than it got.

I loved this series right at the beginning. My favorite stars, favorite songs - it was all perfect. I watched every episode with my girl beside me.

This show is fantastic. It's kinda cute too. The couple Ben and Kate are really adorable. The comedy is good too. Larry is a guy who is super-cool and fat too.

I recommend this show to those who like to watch romantic comedy stuff. I wonder why this show has an average rating of 6; it should have been 8 at the least.

Anyway, I'm waiting on an another season to release. I reckon it's not possible. This one season is all we've got, sadly.

Mad Love is entertaining enough, but if you're looking for the next Friends, or even How I Met Your Mother, then you might be disappointed. The show really does seem to be HIMYM "Light", less characters but the characters have the same types of personalities. Also, I think most of the cast has appeared on HIMYM at some point in time.

I really didn't have any expectations for the show, especially considering that I only made it through 2 minutes of the awful Traffic Lights on Fox. But about 3 minutes into Mad Love, I found myself chuckling a few times and before I knew it, the show was over and I had laughed quite a bit. Jason Biggs and Sarah Chalke are the stars of the show and are good, not great, but I was more impressed with the chemistry between Judy Greer and Tyler Labine. I'm a huge fan of Greer and liked Labine on Reaper, but he got stuck on that awful Sons of Tucson(what's with Fox and their awful shows?), so I'm happy to see he got a gig that might lead to something.

Who knows if this show will make it, but as I said in the headline, its better than Rules of Engagement, so much better, so I hope it does replace it for good.