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After spending the last seventeen years as a wife and mother, recently divorced Jules (Cox) has reluctantly waded back into the dating pool and quickly finds herself in over her head. Now forty-something and single, Jules tackles real-life issues - dating, parenting and friendship. It doesn't help Jules that her two best friends can hardly stand each other, her ex-husband is hanging around more now than he did during their marriage...and there's that handsome divorced neighbor that Jules can't quite get out of her head. (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews of this series by the user NinadeL (4)
Cougar Town (2009)
I would have preferred if Cox had been able to keep something as perfect as the first season of Dirt for future seasons, but if it has to be a comedy again, then I'm happy that we have Cougar Town.
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Season 1 (2009) (S01)
I didn't particularly want to get to know the new family around Courteney; however, it turns out that Jules Cobb is much better off than Monica Geller-Bing. She's more grown up, crazy, has perspective, and isn't so crazy about cleaning. ;) She has two friends who only tolerate each other because of her, a teenage son who is just a tad crazier than her friends, an ex-husband on a boat who is into golf... and the hot bartender across the street. This type of material can be worked with. For example, Penny Can! :)
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Season 2 (2010) (S02)
After a long period of time, I’m falling in love after the first few episodes, and I'm rooting for the heterosexual couple, which hasn't been the case for a long time... This is what a guilty pleasure series is supposed to be, that’s all there is to it. Of course, we also have the sensational guest appearances of Sheryl Crow, Lisa Kudrow, and Jennifer Aniston, and the perfectly-funny web series Ask Barb and Andy's Dreams.
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Season 4 (2013) (S04)
Season 4, with the move to the new TBS television station, completes the pre-wedding melodrama and makes the whole thing more entertaining than ever. I absolutely love the flashback episode. Tom is coming to the forefront, and Courteney has found herself and is looking good again. Less drama, more humor, and epic ideas with overblown genre styles. J-Bird as a boxer? Yes!
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