My wife and I have become fans of this show. It has some great characters each playing his/her character perfectly. One of the great additions to the show is Christopher Rivas as Oscar. He is the perfect match to Mayim Bialiks Kat. The back and forth of Kat's friendship/relationship with Max falls FLAT. They make great friends that care about each other, but the have ZERO chemistry romantically. I am truly disappointed that the writers and producers decided to go in a different direction with Kat's romantic relationships. I thought it was extremely forward thinking to find Kat a partner that compliments who she is. This is one loyal viewer that may call it quits on this show. Looks like it's TV writing as usual!
3 Reviews
Almost Unwatchable
akwahl21 March 2022
Is the show trying to tear down Kat's integrity, and everything the show has built so far? If so, this episode is doing a great job. It was shocking to have a "pulling pigtails on the playground" reference on this show in 2022, let alone all the other lines "Nick" says, without any appropriate outrage from other characters. This episode is so jarrinyly out of place, I can hardly believe it's the same show.
Agreed, unwatchable
axspecht11 May 2022
Warning: Spoilers
I was horrified after watching this show. This man is incredibly rude to Kat, repeats advances after she repeatedly rejects them, tries to undermine her business, and all of her friends tell her to let it go? And then she has a crush on him? Are you freaking kidding me?
I thought this show had been decent on showing examples of communication in relationships (friendships and romantic) so far. This episode almost singlehandedly unravels the entire series for me. What should have happened after this man made advances towards Kat when she clearly did not want it was that her friends were like, wow, that's really frustrating, I'm sorry that happened to you, and let me know if there's anything you want me to do. "But he makes good sandwiches" is not an acceptable response. Can't we respect women in 2022, or at least not present it as attractive when they're not respected?
I thought this show had been decent on showing examples of communication in relationships (friendships and romantic) so far. This episode almost singlehandedly unravels the entire series for me. What should have happened after this man made advances towards Kat when she clearly did not want it was that her friends were like, wow, that's really frustrating, I'm sorry that happened to you, and let me know if there's anything you want me to do. "But he makes good sandwiches" is not an acceptable response. Can't we respect women in 2022, or at least not present it as attractive when they're not respected?
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