Pour le meilleur et pour le pire

I think the show is funny. I like the format of show with hearing the thoughts of Doug Barber (Justin Louis). I think Dondre Whitfield is great as the low key neighbor and friend Zack. I like the friendship between the women of the show as well as the friendship of the men in the show. It is a good vehicle for showing viewers the inside world of men and women. I like the relationship between Doug and Janine (Paula Marshall). It is sweet without being syrupy. The show does show reality in a way. It takes situations that occur in real life that are often disastrous but here they are always funny without much damage. Like getting stuck at your spouse's office party, really wanting to spend time just by yourself, thinking a friend is attracted to you just to name a few. I hope they keep the show on for a long run.

This had to be the best comedy that came out in 2002. I loved everything about this show: the perfect cast led by the beautiful, talented, and mature Paula Marshall and the talented Justin Louis. Every episode was funny and always a pleasure to watch.

The supporting cast is great also, delivers expectations.

The situations are funny and backed by a smart script and perfect acting.

This comedy is intelligent and realistic, like none other of it's genre. What else could you ask? Sadly this show was cancelled in early 2003.

It's a shame that NBC cancelled it after season 1, it's beyond reason why these kind of comedies with a solid structure, good cast, and everything are axed while other comedies that are popular but not funny are still on air. I'd really like to get the episodes on DVD or even taped, I regret I didn't taped them. As the post above stated, Hidden Hills has generated a fan database!

Hopefully this sitcom will be re runned in some time... that's the least that we can expect.

This was a great show! With all the mindless reality shows taking over television lately, it was good to see a fresh sitcom that was actually funny. I'm bummed it was pulled. Oh well, hopefully most of this reality stuff will start to fade out - and networks won't have to cancel shows like this one to make way for For Love or Money, Who wants to Marry my Best Friend's Mom's Cousin... etc.

For the first time my husband and I have found a sitcom that we "both" can relate to. Instead of one of us laughing, and one of us rolling our eyes at the other during the show, we both laugh and comment on the situations that take place on the shows. We usually watch discovery channel or something along that line the little time we have to watch TV together. But our nights with Hidden Hills has given us the laughter we "need" in these days of world chaos. We look forward to the next show each week, and have been going through withdrawals awaiting the next airing. We were worried when we couldn't find our show lately, that something bad had happened to what we call true "reality TV" with a twist. Please keep it coming!

Hidden Hills in my opinion is equal if not superior to popular comedy series like Friends, Home Improvements, Everybody loves Raymond, and Malcolm in the middle. Writing from New Zealand, the now realized reruns of Hidden Hills air at 10:30pm weekdays, but the last episode ended today. I'm gasped to have learned that this program only lasted a season. It's the most intelligent sitcom ever seen, and funnier than anything running at present. I guess I like Hidden Hills because it's both intelligent, honest, and funny. It ranks with the Sopranos in intelligence and honesty. Hidden Hills gives me insight to a perfect marriage and/or couple, and hints on possible solutions to dilemmas that are inevitable in marriage and/or between couples, and at the same time I enjoy myself. I learn a lot from the character Doug, and love watching for attributes from the beautifully played Janine. I'm in love with Hidden Hills, and it is a great shame it's been canceled. About to turn 21 come August, and single, this program isn't only for married couples! I like the show as it is, but a little tweaks here or there and this could possibly conform to the wider audience, and hence become more 'popular'. Next on my list is to get the DVDs for this rare TV series.