Before writing this review I watched the episode again. It was better than I remembered it. Nicole was hilarious, seriously, she is probably my favourite character. Larry was good too, especially at the beginning. Gus was funny, Neal was played by a good actor, Rhonda was, well... She had some awesome lines. Billie was just... weird. The way he came on to Rhonda.... I think that I didn't exactly like the main plot of this episode, which was Neal and Rhonda sneaking around. It was kind of funny, but I didn't like it much. I'd rather have more Nicole and Larry on screen.
A good episode. It's up to you if you want to watch it, but I liked it.

Niecy Nash is pretty much the only reason this episode got a 4, because well, it was pretty bland, and didn't have much of anything in it to make me want to watch it anymore. The main plot of sex and making out and whatever at work was okay, but unoriginal. The comedy seems forced though, and the characters are mostly boring. Nicole is just a shallow b****, Neal is pretty soul-less and a stereotypical sex-addicted lamer, then there's the "fat girl" and the gay guy." Only Niecy (Rhonda) stood out really.

There of course were a few really funny lines, but they were too few and far between to make the episode worth watching. If the Pilot was bumped back to put in this "better" episode, then I fear that this series won't get much (if any) better in the future, and it doesn't quite make the cut for me. Sorry Niecy, you can't hold up the whole show on your own. Cancelled before November sweep starts.

What a crock! Boring Boring Boring!!! This is SO like SO many other ordinary sitcoms that have hit the screens over the years! Except this one is probably ten times worse than the rest! With maybe ... and that is a HUGE maybe ... the exception of Jerry O'thingy ... the rest of the actors are dire! Where did they dig them up from? There were SO many pathetic scenes it is hard to pick the best of the worst!!! The coffee house scene with the so-called flirting ... which ends up being a friend of his boyfriend ... I mean ... hello ... seriously??? Thankfully with the new season of proper series re-starting ... this is not one I will ever have to bother with again ... phew ... just a bit cross I wasted twenty odd minutes watching in through to the end ... in the hope that it would get better ... sadly ... a big disappointment!

I thought that this was underrated, and compared to another FOX sitcom 'Til Death, this is comedy gold. Personally, I somewhat enjoyed it. I think Jerry O'Connell played the same exact role as he did on Carpoolers, the wild bachelor. I also enjoyed Niecy Nash's character as well. Although it was nothing amazing and groundbreaking, nothing that hasn't been done before, it was pretty entertaining and it sustained itself through the episode. It wasn't hysterical or original, but I found myself laughing occasionally throughout the episode. I think Jason Bateman did an excellent job directing. But, it does need some tweaking to make it better or it will get the boot. I found the fat-model storyline dullsville and the one where he tried to hook the gay guy up deflated. Basiclly, the whole Niecy Nash/Jerry O'Connell plotline is what saved the episode, and the show, the supporting players are dullsville.