Traffic Light 

A comedy about how friendships and romances both enhance and complicate our lives, which centers on three longtime friends and their attempts to navigate the demands of their relationships.

Creators:

Bob Fisher, Adir Miller

Stars:

David Denman, Nelson Franklin, Kris Marshall

1 nomination.

Cast

Series cast summary:
David Denman	...	Mike 13 episodes, 2011
Nelson Franklin	...	Adam 13 episodes, 2011
Kris Marshall	...	Ethan 13 episodes, 2011
Liza Lapira	...	Lisa 13 episodes, 2011
Aya Cash	...	Callie 13 episodes, 2011

Storyline

A comedy about how friendships and romances both enhance and complicate our lives, which centers on three longtime friends and their attempts to navigate the demands of their relationships.

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Taglines:

They're trying to navigate life.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 February 2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Jelzőlámpa

Company Credits

Production Co:

Hemingson Entertainment, 20th Century Fox Television

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

Is the adaptation of the Israeli hit comedy "Ramzor".

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Goofs

At one point during the series, Callie's Toyota Yaris is stolen, and both Callie and Adam buy a new Toyota Prius to replace her car. However in subsequent episodes, Callie is seen driving the same Toyota Yaris that had been stolen, and the Prius is never seen again.

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Connections

Remake of Traffic Light (2008)

User Reviews

"Sex in the city" but with guys, and not so much sex, yet funny

The show is uncomplicated and funny. So far, the lines have not had fake, awkward moments, and the dynamic of the actors is good. I like the easy action, and the cheerful vibe that these episodes so far are sending out...

We have three buddies, one of them married and having a child, one with a just-moved-in girlfriend, and the other having short term relationships. They talk about whatever happens in their everyday lives and try to sneak a thing or two pass their partners, but without being douches. They manage somehow not to be boring either. The girls are also OK, not the main characters, but the permanent ones are well-drawn, and attract sympathy.

It's more a "relationships in the city" sitcom, but the dialogues and the friendship thing do remind of the SITC series. The writers have experience in good-rated comedy shows, so that explains it. Actually, this here Traffic Light is the American version of an Israeli sitcom, Ramzor,created by Adir Miller. On the other hand, Bob Fisher co-wrote Wedding Crashers, which had the same guys-talking-about relationships-without being too nasty air.

I hope they manage to keep this one going well, and not make artificial efforts to pump it up. The latest sitcoms on TV are following a "forced" tendency, that I cannot yet put into words, but I do not like. This one is not in the same batch.