Mad Love

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Four single friends living in New York City are looking for love in this CBS rom-com series.
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  • The pilot is just not good enough.

    4.0
    "Poor"
    By akshit05, Oct 14, 2011
    When I first heard about this show, I thought it would be somewhat similar to 'How I Met Your Mother' but still be different. After having watched the pilot, I think that it is just a scaled down version of it. There were quite a few jokes and punch lines, as expected in a pilot. But, most of them weren't funny and the 'laugh track' didn't help either.

    Jason Biggs was at his 'pie' best which just wasn't enough for the show. I was really disappointed to see Sarah Chalke doing this show. She could have done so much better after Scrubs. Judy Greer and Tyler Labine weren't that bad, however, their odd chemistry couldn't hold the pilot together.

    If this show was to premiere on NBC, I think it could have lasted long. But, I don't see this show going anywhere on CBS unless they get rid of the HIMYM shadow. Frankly, even if this show was to improve in the next episodes, I don't think it could go beyond a season. Well, I hope I'm wrong and this show does continue because I really want to see more of Sarah Chalke and Tyler Labine.

    For all the effort and little bit of comedy, I would like to give the show 4 stars.moreless

  • if someone rates mad love more then 1.0, call 911.

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    "Abysmal"
    By nomailx, Sep 23, 2011
    This is not a spin off of How I met your Mother. No. It's hard to describe how terrible mad love is.

    let's try this:

    Take 4 of the most annoying and desperate "h" rank actors. show them 1 episode of how i met your mother. And tell them you want the same, but with bad acting, the worst writing you have ever seen with 3rd grade jokes, and then let them perform...

    It will still be better then mad love.

    A dog and a cat stuck in a bathroom with a racoon and a cow could still make a better spin off of how i met your mother.

    So if someone tells you that mad love is great and you must see this. Call 911.moreless

  • the show is good. its based around four people. The idea of 2 friends who can't stand each other while the other two grow together is good to me good show it grew on me.moreless

    9.0
    "Superb"
    By CharlesHickman, May 16, 2011
    Good show it grew on me. It gets funnier and funnier each week that I watch it. I am a fan. I hope it gets picked up for season two. The cast is awesome. The line up is great. Keep up the good work. I think it is a show with a lot of potential. It continues to improve the storyline. A show that has a bright future in it. It is one of those shows you have to watch a few times. Big Bang Theory is still on t.v. and it is terrible. I know this show has a chance it is way better than that.moreless

  • Mad Love is a HIMYM clone. Mad Love is basically How I Met Your Mother without Marshall. The comedy is exactly the same, which isn't bad. This is a good show for anyone who loves HIMYMmoreless

    8.0
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    By PhelpstheRapper, May 13, 2011
    As I stated in this summary, Mad Love is just How I Met Your Mother if it didn't have Marshall. How the characters would have acted without Marshall. Complete with goof ball Ted knockoff, best friend who has all these formulas for nailing chicks just like Barney, a loving g/f like Lily, and a guys kind of girl like Robin... and bar similar to MacLarens. It is however successful in spite of it being a HIMYM clone. It's definitely worth watching, and it seems to be getting better each week. Jason Biggs is stereo typed in his usual "nice guy who bungles everything up" character, while Sarah Chalke plays her usual "nice girl" act. The stand out character in this show is actually Judy Greer playing "Connie". She is sassy and witty in a very cool way. Connie an edgier Robin Scherbotzky. Tyler Labine is great as Larry Munsch, despite the fact that he is a carbon copy of Barney Stinson. All in all, a good show that needs to prove it's more than just a clone of How I Met Your Mother.moreless

  • Flater than a glass of warm, stale tap water.

    5.0
    "Mediocre"
    By jawsthecabbie, Apr 21, 2011
    Well, third on my hit parade of utterly mediocre sit-coms this evening is 'Mad Love' which aught to be re-named; 'Oh puhleeez...Gimme a Break Love'. Found myself raiding the fridge after the first five minutes had passed (not a good sign, strike one), going to the bathroom to relieve my bladder even though I didn't really have to (very un-good sign, strike two)and fixing the hinges on my reading glasses with a tiny little screw driver with the dialogue going in one ear and out the other after twenty minutes had passed (strike three, and yer outta there). Fits my definition of prime time white noise for sure.moreless
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