Uncoupled: Season 1

"Neil Patrick Harris’s charming turn... can’t stop Darren Star’s slow, derivative and poorly plotted drama from feeling flat."

"The supporting cast does a lot with a little, rendering thinly-sketched archetypes with just enough life to buoy their respective storylines."

"This is frothy, forgettable stuff that takes a place in a world far removed from most of us..."

"Snappy but emotional..."

"Uncoupled may feel like it’s in a rut at times, but laughs and worthwhile feelings are there if you give them a chance."

"Harris’ ability to balance humour, slapstick comedy and pathos is on full display in Uncoupled."

"Mostly... the jokes feel like stabs at relevance that have already started going stale."

"It doesn’t feel as fresh as (Sex and the City) did when it first appeared and it simply isn’t as funny..."

"It occasionally finds itself marooned on the hyphen in “comedy-drama.”"

"Uncoupled, by its conclusion, feels like... an examination of modern life hosted by someone who can’t stop complaining that the past ended."