“Dead Me” is an episode of wacky things happening for the sake of wacky things happening. It continued spiraling,…

As Marry Me progresses, it’s becoming clear how difficult it is to pull of it’s central conceit effectively. Jake and…

In “F Me,” Marry Me continues its efforts to set itself apart from the rom-sitcom pack, but unfortunately tries to do…

I didn’t laugh that much during “Friend Me.” But it continued doing something I think is beneficial for its growth as a…

“Spoil Me” is what I wanted Marry Me to be from the beginning: Larger relationship truths told through the skewed lens…

There have been few times in Marry Me’s short run where the script belabors a mediocre joke that actually pays off. (“…

So one of the criticisms levied against Marry Me has been why are these people friends with each other? If they existed…

“Win Me” was an episode chock full of ideas and threads that never fully coalesced. But for the first time since the …

“This is what happens when we don’t make a plan,” Kay says to Dennah while they watch Annie and Gil belt out a tune,…

Here’s the thing about Thanksgiving episodes: They lend themselves to the structure that Marry Me has dedicated itself…

In the first few episodes of Marry Me, the cast has been largely split up, mixing and matching pairings consisting of…

About five months ago, former TV Club editor Todd VanDerWerff wrote an essay for this site about the glut of “hangout”…

“Girls, what’s my weakness?” “Soup.”

Romantic comedies begin with the meet-cute because they are just that: cute. And because happily ever after is easier…

Watching a pilot episode is like being proposed to at the end of a first date. The relationship is barely a half-hour…