Gary Unmarried

Gary’s uneven because it doesn’t feel like a sitcom working for Mohr, but Mohr working for a sitcom.

Mohr knows how to deliver a sarcastic one-liner, the pilot has a few laughs and the characters are all likable. But despite modern refere...

The performances, in and of themselves, range from solid (King’s) to inspired (Marshall’s)…But taken together, there is both too much a...

Mostly, though, Gary trades insults with his ex-wife (Paula Marshall, who really needs to stop jumping into the sack with uninspired series) and st...

While they’re entertaining together, the show needs other characters to avoid becoming just an endless exchange of the snarky things TV write...

This sitcom may elicit a few laughs, but the premiere episode is pretty lackluster overall, with obvious punchlines and predictable characteri...

On the up side, some of the one-liners are quite funny. On the downside, a lot of the show just doesn’t work no matter how hard Mohr works it.

The show is funny enough, and the performers and setup are solid enough to hope CBS will give this working-class comedy a little time to work.

There are errant laughs floating around, but for the most part Gary Unmarried is Gary Unfunny.

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