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Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

Philippa All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

jDriftyx82 Since Unhitched was only given 6 released episodes. It only took me a day to watch them.Unhitched may have some clichéd characters (what sitcoms don't?), and some Seinfeld like story lines, but I still enjoyed the show very much.The first two or three episodes weren't anything special. They were sort of funny, but the story lines weren't too fantastic.The last three episodes where very funny. I laughed about 2-3 times an episode.Needless to say, I think this show deserved more time on the air. It was funny, had good characters, and had a lot of similarities to Seinfeld.Seriously, Meet the Browns will probably have 6 seasons and I don't think this show even got a DVD release.

kfrankola named Kate Frankola--that is actually my name! People I know told me about Unhitched for that reason before I even heard of the show. I know Kate is a common name, but I am wondering who came up with Frankola and why. Probably no one here knows, oh well, still cool. Anyone know how I can contact anyone in charge of naming characters on the show?I wish I didn't have to write something worth ten lines. I'll leave ya'll with a poem, In Memoriam Mae Noblitt by AR Ammons:This is just a place: we go around, distanced, yearly in a star'satmosphere, turning daily into and out of direct light andslanting through the quadrant seasons: deep space begins at ourheels, nearly rousing us loose: we look up or out so high, sight'ssilk almost draws us away: this is just a place: currents worry themselvescoiled and free in airs and oceans: water picks up mineral shadow andplasm into billions of designs, frames: trees, grains, bacteria: butis love a reality we made here ourselves-- and grief--did we designthat--or do these, like currents, whine in and out among us merelyas we arrive and go: this is just a place: the reality we agree with,that agrees with us, outbounding this, arrives to touch, joining withus from far away: our home which defines us is elsewhere but notso far away we have forgotten it: this is just a place.

alison blum I also watched the pilot as well as the second episode and completely disagree. How can you say this show isn't funny? It's about time TV shows were funny again. There are only so many Back to You's and Until Death's we can take. If you don't find this show funny, you might want to check your sense of humor meter. It's probably you. I actually thought the second episode was slightly funnier than the first. The cast seems to be having a great time and it really shows. Reminds a lot of Seinfeld, but has it's own identity. I love how it goes for the humor, but keeps the characters grounded. Rashida Jones is the next big star and Craig Bierko is a solid leading man. The other two actors seem like a couple of sleepers. I bet this show has a long, long run. At least I hope it does.

RebeccaWood I received the pilot episode for free from itunes and watched it this afternoon. During the 22 minutes of Farrelly directed comedy, I chuckled, maybe twice. Basically, Unhitched is about four friends who are all newly single and find themselves in ridiculously awkward dating situations. The actors are unlikable, the dialogue is strained and filled with done-before gags, and the situations made me glad that I was watching alone so I wouldn't have to share the awkwardness with anyone else. Overall, I don't see any future for this show. Sorry Farrelly brothers, you had a run awhile back, but you can add this one to your growing list of bombs.