Mad Love (TV series)
Mad Love is an American sitcom created by Matt Tarses and James. It is about four friends in New York who are all looking for love. Your Original Air Date was on 14 February 2011 on the U.S. television network CBS. The series will be shown since June 9, when German -speaking Original Air Date on the Austrian ORF and one June 18, 2012, in Germany at sixx.
Action
The series is about the four young New Yorkers Kate Swanson, Ben Parr, Connie Grabowski and Larry Munsch, who are all in their late 20. When Kate and Ben first met, it was for both love at first sight. Larry, Ben's best friend and Connie, Kate's best friend, have nothing but contempt for each other left. Unlike Kate and Ben, they do not believe in the great, eternal love.
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Production
In January 2010, CBS even gave the green light for the production of a pilot episode, then under the title True Love, and opened up the casting to it. The pilot episode was developed by Pamela Fryman. In May 2010, CBS then ordered the first thirteen episodes of the series and renamed later into Mad Love. In May 2011, finally was the setting of the series after the first season.
Instrumentation and synchronization
The German synchronization was in sync company Scala Media GmbH in Berlin.
Sarah Chalke played Kate Swanson
Tyler Labine played Larry Munsch
Judy Greer played Connie Grabowski
Episode List
Reception
Carolin Neumann of Serienjunkies.de wrote: " CBS mates calculated its flagship New York sitcom " How I Met Your Mother " with this uninspired newbie, by - what else - is about the love lives of four New Yorkers. Heavy could it " Mad Love " barely make because even though " HIMYM " no longer as great as at the beginning, the audience in a direct comparison is painfully aware of what the new series lacks everything. " In addition, she writes that " laugh once in a 20 -minute comedy episode [ ... ] just too little [ was ]. " She claims that it is" too stupid [ was ] that it completely lacks the main cast of chemistry. " The plot she says that the performer [ ... ] " really [ endeavor ], but the whole starting point of the series [ would be ] so contrived that you also proven comedy timing can not help. Especially since they are allowed to enter all just warmed 08/15-Sätze of themselves, which sound as if CBS from two dozen market researchers from the 90s let the screenplays meticulously read until the last corners and edges were wiped out. "