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Critic Reviews
Jul 6, 2015
Season 2 Review:
The premiere not only hits familiar beats but also resolves them in predictable ways. What the show does have, however, are solid lead performers in Nat Faxon and, particularly, Judy Greer. [10/17 Jul 2015, p.103]
Jul 17, 2014
Season 1 Review:
Sitcoms, far more than dramas, are about chemistry rather than premise. Faxon and Greer have chemistry, with each other and with the very strong supporting cast.... [The characters] may not like their circumstances, but at least they like each other, and that makes them good sitcom company.
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Jul 16, 2014
Season 1 Review:
The episode is occasionally funny--John Hodgman and Jenny Slate are well-cast as Russ’ friends and sounding boards--but more often it’s mean and miserable.... Stick with Married, though, and it gets better--which is to say that Russ and Lina begin to turn into people.
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Jul 17, 2014
Season 1 Review:
Married, for all its frank sex and salty language and disinterest in being loved and indie-film handheld camerawork, is really not all that different from the three-camera network usual, and way too much in love with its leading male character's supposed lovable-ness, considering how shallow he is.
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Jul 17, 2014
RogerEbert.comJul 15, 2014
Season 1 Review:
There’s so much talent here and a bit of promising direction for the characters in that fourth episode that I could see Married turn it around but, to start, it’s a true disappointment, especially given how often Faxon and Greer have made what they appeared in before just a bit better.
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Jul 15, 2014
Season 1 Review:
This kind of series still requires a deft touch, even with the expanded license FX offers to explore sexual situations more frankly than in the broadcast realm. It’s to Greer’s credit, moreover, that she manages to make Lina more fleshed out than just a tiresome scold, since this portrait of Married life tilts heavily toward Russ’ perspective.
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Jul 16, 2014
Season 1 Review:
The material is wooden, lacking the kind of deft writing that would push the premise beyond sitcom cliché and make the characters more engaging. Show creator Andrew Gurland tries to add some racy fun with a few super quirky supporting players, but they only feel tacked on and forced.
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