Very well executed

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

I had Searching Kelly Brook on Internet and Stumbled upon " One Big Happy "I watched its first Pilot episode and I would say Ellen tried very hard to make this show successful but failed.She added the right Ingredient to make people watch that is Boobs( Kelly Brook) , Gorgeous girl from next door (Elisha) and a cute guy. The Idea of triangle was quite new but due to lack in the Jokes punches. Typical and used Jokes. the acting is terrible and the jokes are non existentWhy all the Hot girls are so dumb? Kelly Brook typical dumb girl with Big boobs. Elisha Cuthbert Acting is not funny but irritating. , yet to be fair Nick Zano's was okay.I just couldn't find this funny and not sure how it will last. 4 out of 5 just because of (.)(.)

There are positives to this show: the energy, the look of the show, decent cast (except the male lead, Nick Zano is a good straight man in other sitcoms, but terrible when allowed to emote)His performance and the embarrassingly piped-in laugh-track, and 'woo' track, and the writing is corny. So far, of the post 'Happy Endings' alum, this is the worst. Marry Me and Weird Loners are far superior. Benched was even a little better than One Big Happy. New Girl with Marlon Wayans Jr, doesn't really count as he left the show and returned to it. The best of these don't rely on the fake laugh track. I'm starting to loathe Big Bang Theory too - which relies too heavily on it.All in all, the gags, as quirky and loud as they are, don't work. But there are worse shows.

Sometimes a TV show will have a fantasy/dream sequence where the cast is transported to a poorly scripted alternate show for comedic effect; One Big Happy is a commissioned version of that alternate show. Watching it makes you feel like you're stuck in an episode of The Twilight Zone. It's so formulaic that it really does make you question your own reality.Is my life a TV show in which I'm watching this uncreative robotic imagining of another show? Hells Bells! Am I in the matrix?This show should come with a warning that it will make you question your sanity! NB. I've given it four, simply because no show has every made me feel so uneasy about my existential existence.

I don't understand why this is considered a fresh, new premise behind a sitcom. This first episode reads like hundreds of other attempts have (and even several movies); best friends decide to commit to something life-changing (insert marriage or babies), then one falls in love and wants a life with an outsider. Only this time one is a lesbian. However, we still get to see, presumably, the two chicks fighting over the attention of a man trope. Shocking that a woman is producing this. Insert more lame one-liners than actual plot dialogue, and there you have it. I see this maybe lasting a full season, since it has no competition. Otherwise, no thank you.