User Reviews

Entertaining at first. The platonic relationship is light and funny. But the show repeatedly implies that it's acceptable to trash other people's property when you're drunk and having fun. It's bad enough to take your marriage so lightly that you maintain a sloppy drunken relationship with an old friend, but the show really is corrupt in so many ways.

It's been a long time since a show was this easy to watch and candid. It's fun to see the characters have fun. Rose's subtle ability to hit the mark each time works. And I have to say Luke Macfarlane's character arc this season has been one of the best highlights and he feels so real. The endearing and handsome husband who just wants to win on Jeopardy is comedy gold.

A typical Seth Rogen-like comedy of the 2010s but stretched out into a episodic format. I miss Seth Rogen comedies.

Hilarious, awkward, and surprisingly heartfelt—perfect binge if you love messy friendships!

After running out of a pawn shop Seth asks Rose if she wants a weed gummy. Seriously? How is that part of the story? It's part of Rogen's story, but then it always is and it's boring, just like this show. The acting is horrendous and phony; there's no chemistry; there's no point; and the only interesting characters are Rose's husband and friend. Unwatchable.

This is a very well written series, full of funny jokes that most middle-aged people can relate to. A very smart sitcom, that tries to portray some modern trends, like clash of generations. But most importantly it is well written, tiny small observations on how people might spend their 5 minutes in bathroom, add to its charm.

This makes no sense to me. She certainly isn't a happy stay at home Mom. He seems to be all over the place. Ok, so they used to be ****-so what. You can't rekindle what "used to be." It's nonsense to even try. She seems to have it all--everything except ambition. She is willing to risk it all to be able to relive the good ole college years?! The whole thing is to slap stick for me. I have only watched 4 episodes and will not watch any more. Totally stupid to risk everything you have worked for - for years just to relive the past.

The chemistry between Rose Byrne & Set Rogen in the "Neighbors" films gets full treatment in this series. She plays a happily-married mom of 3, when he comes back into her life, newly divorced. They endeavor to repair the friendship that didn't end well, which leads to conflicts. This duo has a natural rapport that forms the core of the story, but the genuinely funny writing also contributes. Rogen is his usual casual guy, while her uptight mom is her best comedy role yet (the Ketamine scene is hilarious). It's a breezy delight. (Review based on the 4 of 10 30-minute eps)