I haven't seen a 30 minutes comedy this good since Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (1990); although quite different in style, it is as effective for the laugh factor. Packed with sarcastic humour and held together by good acting and directing, this is a witty, twisted incarnation of today's family breakdown. The only flaw I see is that it can get a little over-the-top or try to make jokes that are too easy some times, but in general, the timing and delivery of everything hits the mark repeatedly. Watching it on DVD, I'm only half-way through the first season, but can already see the superior quality of this show and can't wait to see (and laugh) more.

Try it. It won't hurt (well, maybe your stomach and throat a little...)