Watch Whitney Season 2 Episode 5 Three's Company Online free and Download Whitney Season 2 Episode 5 Three's Company Episode show NBC's new multi-camera comedy "Whitney" is a
hilarious look at modern day love, which centers around Whitney (Whitney
Cummings) and Alex (Chris D'Elia), a happily unmarried couple. Together
for three years, the duo is in no rush to get hitched, which seems to get
a mixed response from their friends. Whitney's close circle of
girlfriends includes, on one side, Lily (Zoe Lister-Jones), a romantic
idealist who loves being in love, and on the other, Roxanne (Rhea
Seehorn), a recent divorcee who is practical, cynical and dreading being
single again. Lily and Roxanne's opposing points of view only
exacerbate Whitney's own complicated outlook on relationships.
Completing their close-knit group is Neal (Maulik Pancholy), a real
modern day Renaissance man - sensitive and cool, who knows a little bit
about everything and happens to be dating Lily. On the other end of the
spectrum is Whitney and Alex's next-door neighbor Mark (Dan O'Brien), a
police officer and total bachelor, who claims to be the ultimate player,
but likes to talk a good game. At the end of the day, Whitney and Alex
try to have a relationship on their own terms - in a world that expects a
more traditional approach.
Sometimes I can't believe the crap people write in these reviews. I'm
convinced that the same people slamming this show are the ones writing
how wonderful Glee is. Unreal. I personally love this show. There's one
reason in particular that warmed me to it. They laugh and smile at
jokes during the show. It has always bothered me that in popular shows
such as Friends and Raymond when a character says something hilarious
that nobody in the show ever laughs or seems to even pay attention to
the joke. Super phony. In Whitney they not only acknowledge jokes but
they seem to almost come out of character to laugh or smile a little at
them. This makes the characters even MORE likable and keeps me
thoroughly interested. I enjoy Whiteneys attitude towards romance and
the typical "women" things. It makes her interesting. Her bf on the
show is great as well, probably even better than her. I'll continue
watching to see how it progresses.
The entire show lacks on any sort of conflict or real storyline. It
relies on the fact that the main characters are unmarried and living
together. Unless you've recently time-traveled from the year 1875 where
this premise would be considered mind-blowing or vaguely astonishing,
none of this will wow you.
Every single (and I do mean EVERY single) character is an unbearable mess. They seem like caricatures dreamed up by someone who has been living underneath a cardboard box and just recently came back into contact with other human beings.
The laugh-track on this show drowns the majority of the lines said by the actors, making it impossible to even enjoy any of the one-liners if you wanted to. Oh yeah, did I mention the fact that this show is entirely compromised of unfunny one-liners? I'm even pretty sure one of the lines was stolen from a Tyler the Creator rap.
Every single (and I do mean EVERY single) character is an unbearable mess. They seem like caricatures dreamed up by someone who has been living underneath a cardboard box and just recently came back into contact with other human beings.
The laugh-track on this show drowns the majority of the lines said by the actors, making it impossible to even enjoy any of the one-liners if you wanted to. Oh yeah, did I mention the fact that this show is entirely compromised of unfunny one-liners? I'm even pretty sure one of the lines was stolen from a Tyler the Creator rap.
