So Apple have done it again, created another unfunny 'comedy'.
From the creator of Scrubs this is certainly not in the same comedic universe although it is entertaining to a certain extent.
Harrison Ford is playing the same grumpy character from Star Wars / Indiana Jones, but this time as a psychiatrist, which is always welcome.
Jason Segal is good as the widower whose's recovering from the loss of his wife but does come across as a bit of an a*sehole with the way he treats his daughter.
I don't understand why every series now has to have a major 'gay character' as some sort of requirement?
Not everyone knows a lesbian, a gay man, a transgender person so why does every series seem to have to have one as a major character?
Having Jimmy's best friend as a married gay man just seems out of place, we're not even given any explanation as to why they're friends or how they met.
2 episodes in it's entertaining enough to watch a few more but don't expect to laugh out loud while watching it.
From the creator of Scrubs this is certainly not in the same comedic universe although it is entertaining to a certain extent.
Harrison Ford is playing the same grumpy character from Star Wars / Indiana Jones, but this time as a psychiatrist, which is always welcome.
Jason Segal is good as the widower whose's recovering from the loss of his wife but does come across as a bit of an a*sehole with the way he treats his daughter.
I don't understand why every series now has to have a major 'gay character' as some sort of requirement?
Not everyone knows a lesbian, a gay man, a transgender person so why does every series seem to have to have one as a major character?
Having Jimmy's best friend as a married gay man just seems out of place, we're not even given any explanation as to why they're friends or how they met.
2 episodes in it's entertaining enough to watch a few more but don't expect to laugh out loud while watching it.