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Nov 29, 2011
88
In it's second season, Endings has clicked as one of prime-time's most sophisticated ensemble comedies. [28 Nov 2011, p.58]
Apr 12, 2011
83
Happy Endings quickly gets its game in gear and emerges as ABC's best new sitcom since Better Off Ted unfortunately failed to find an audience.
Oct 19, 2012
83
Happy Endings, cast and all, has now officially jelled. The show exists on the same cosmic (and comic) TV plain as "Scrubs," "Arrested Development" and that other late bloomer, "Cougar Town."
Apr 11, 2011
80
Happy Endings excels at fearless humor that's sometimes shocking, not because it's gratuitous, but because it's an unexpected surprise--and a welcome one at that.
Oct 17, 2012
80
Happy Endings has so many things going for it that the occasional weak story line or meh scene is not a big deal at all.
Oct 23, 2012
80
The actors are loose, but the writing, overseen by series creator David Caspe, is tight.
Apr 7, 2011
75
After seeing four episodes of the newest pal-com, Happy Endings, I'd have to say it's...not bad at all.
Apr 12, 2011
75
Original, it's not. But these friends do have chemistry, and some great moments as a hipster Greek chorus.
Apr 13, 2011
75
When Happy Endings is funny, it's need-to-pause-the-DVR-because-I'm-laughing-so-hard funny. And viewers should easily be able to commit to that.
Apr 13, 2011
75
Happy Endings, which sounds like the special at a cheap massage parlor, is so funny I heard a noise I haven't heard in a very long time while watching a sitcom: the sound of me yelping so loudly it could frighten dogs.