I like the show - it was cute! Love the horse too! :)

I did LOVE the show last night. Completely agree with the recap. I had one minor complaint about the show (not including the horse)...Behrs makes a comment of how they make 2 grand a week, and so that means they can have a cupcake shop within X number of years. Um...it didn't sound like she was figuring rent, food, or other bills into that. Hopefully that's a "reality check" she receives in an upcoming episode, otherwise it's kind of a convenient but ridiculously unrealistic plotpoint.

Quite a lot of the jokes were cheesy and awful, and in fact I can't recall laughing very much at all during this episode. By the end, though, I was reluctantly charmed by the friendship developing between the two girls. I'd say there's definite room for improvement, but this show has promise.

Kat Dennings is probably my new favorite actress. And this is definitely my new favorite sitcom, in a close tie with "The New Girl."

I thought Dennings was good, and some of the lines were funny, but the overall effect was too stagy. It almost felt like watching community theatre. I think I prefer single-camera comedies like Community to stuff taped on a soundstage.

I liked it! Not gonna be my new favorite show or anything, but definitely watchable. Especially after that cold open of Max giving crap to the customer. This waitress was overjoyed.

Best part, though? The cameo by that redheaded guy from Community. Love him.

It was alright. I might watch another few episodes. I really don't see why we still need a laugh track. It would be so much more natural without it. I can't stand laugh tracks.

I LOVED it! It was hilarious, and I already like the developing friendship between these two. The horse living in the crackyard might be unrealistic, but I find it too funny to care. The one thing that bothered me, as so. has mentioned here before, is how Caroline completely disregarded rent and food. That's what's eating up all my money, living in New York. I'd be curious how they have enough money to set aside while paying atrocious amounts for rent and groceries.

I wasn't as impressed by it as I expected to be, based on the critical raves it's received. (Although many of these seem to be of the "Compared to 'Whitney,' it's amazing" variety.) I'll definitely give it another shot, and hope for improvement.

I thought it was really funny. I particularly liked that it wasn't a smart brunette, stupid blonde setup like I expected. Caroline is a little sheltered but the reviewer was right when she said she gives as good as she gets. Kat Dennings was of course, hilarious. It does remind me of some old fashioned work place comedies, in a good way.

Beth Behrs saved the show for me. I found Caroline's character to be more relatable and interesting than Max's. (To be fair, we got more background info on Caroline than Max in the Pilot). Beth knocked it out of the park, Dennings was cute but a little wooden.

That laugh track has got to go. The lines need work, and the characters relationship needs to gel a bit, but I see a lot of potential in this show. If it can last long enough to capture an audience, that is.

Is this supposed to be a comedy? Because I never laughed once. And how many sex jokes did they have before the opening credits? Good grief. I guess that's what untalented writers have to resort to these days in lieu of actual humor.

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