Sideswiped

I've loved the work of Carly Craig for years - humour that often crosses a line but brings the laughs along. If you like "New Girl" and "Cougar Town" but feel they were missing a woman in her 30s trying to use a urinal, this sitcom has you covered.

With the central idea being an intention to date each of her 252 Tinder matches, you know it will only end in a series of hilarious disasters.

Underrated comedic talent!

Sideswiped is a comedy tv series focused on daily lives and struggles of a 35 year old successful and single woman, a 25 year old housewife, and a (around) 60 year old widow. They learn and improve themselves from the problems of the other and theirs. It is beautifully and hilariously formulated and situated in our modern lives especially due to the use of the popular dating app tinder.

The first episode is the best. It contains smart jokes that made me crack out laughing. It certainly hooked me to binge watch all the rest. I would suggest to watch the first episode. If you didn't like it, do not bother with the rest. However, I do not want to undermine the quality of the rest. The series has many smart jokes all over. Their personal lives uncovers as the series unfolds. We become impatient to finding her love.

I love most the strong bond this family shares with examples of dependent and independent individuals. I find it important to maintain in every household. Also, the series is very realistic that Im sure many who experience the same conditions would relate. As to others, it's a life lesson.

The main character is very likeable, however her sister is an annoying cliche of a bored young housewife. The mother is is incredibly unlikeable, but the collaboration between all 3 is somehow watchable.

This is a great show that accurately portrays online dating with a sense of humor. I whole heartedly believe a shows success depends not just on the cast, writers and crew but on the network it runs on. Sadly, so many great shows get cancelled before their time because the network they run on does not do them justice and is a wrong fit. YouTube was the wrong network for this show and it unfairly didn't get the chance it deserved. It reminds of Grace and Frankie on Netflix. Similar style of humor. I hope Netflix picks this show up!

It is real. This show shows how women feel in three different scenarios and at three different life stages...the married one, the single one and the single mother. Very enjoyable. Cannot wait to see more.