Alone Together

ABC Family/ FreeForm literally hates me and I hate them. Every single time they produce a show that I absolutely fall in love with, they snatch it off the air. Alone Together is the first FreeForm show that I've given a chance in years because I always fear that I'll fall in love with a show only to have it taken away from me.

What do you know??!!! That's EXACTLY what happened with this show. It was funny, quirky, and one of the few shows that FreeForm has that's actually relateable. It was comedy gold. I laughed at this show more than I have at most other "comedies".

You'll keep that piece of trash "Grownish" for comedy but take away one of the best Male and female comedy duos since Carrie and Doug.

I hate you FREEFORM!!!!!

The show has legitimate and original humor. At times it can seem like the characters are performing a stand up routine that they are trying to force into sitcom dialogue.

Negative reviews are going to more for the style of comedy and not for the quality. This is simply millennials making fun of themselves.

The show centers on two best friends both equally not fitting in with the superficial Californian society. While one is highly self critical and reflective the other is, at times, almost hilariously unaware of her not fitting in. The jokes are somewhat smart and the dialogues are well thought out making the show a lesser known gem If you were born between 1985 and now, give it a try, as it deals with the strugggles of being born in that exact range.

I'm a fan of Little Esther and was really looking forward to this. After the pilot I can't wait for more. It's much better than the trailer makes it seem.

The guest stars were a pretty big deal, considering this is a web show, and they put in awesome performances. A big sticking point for a lot of people is probably the desperation and self-pity of the main characters, but if that doesn't bother you it's perfectly watchable.

The storyline was funny and there was at least one line where I had to pause to finish laughing before continuing. Give it a try.

Funny quips between main characters who are socially awkward and trying so desperately to fit in with the plastics. Two charming actors with deadpan delivery, you know they didn't keep it together in Take 1 or 2. Remembering my early 20s and those many inebriated social situations, I connected with the actors immediately and look forward to more episodes.