Annie and Jake finally get engaged after six years, but her larger-than-life personality and his laid-back approach to life will severely test the theory of "opposites attract". They quickly realize getting engaged was the easy part.
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After returning from a romantic two-week island vacation, Jake is all set to pop the question on bended knee, but before he can ask, Annie lets loose on Jake for his inability to commit. Annie tries ...
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Jake and Annie clash when it appears one of them watched the season finale of their favorite show without the other. Dennah enlists her cop boyfriend (Rob Riggle) and his partner (Natasha Leggero) to...
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Annie discovers that she was born in Canada and is not a US citizen. As her family and friends help her to revise for a citizenship test, Jake takes over responsibility for planning their wedding.
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Casey Wilson | ... | Annie Fletcher 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| Ken Marino | ... | Jake Schuffman 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| John Gemberling | ... | Gil 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| Sarah Wright | ... | Dennah 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| Tymberlee Hill | ... | Kay 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| Tim Meadows | ... | Kevin 1 18 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
| Dan Bucatinsky | ... | Kevin 2 15 episodes, 2014-2015 | |
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Annie and Jake finally get engaged after six years, but her larger-than-life personality and his laid-back approach to life will severely test the theory of "opposites attract". They quickly realize getting engaged was the easy part.
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I checked out the pilot because of some negative reviews I read, so that's my frame of reference:
"Marry Me" is a decent romcom based on the marriage of 30-something sitcom actress Casey Wilson and show runner David Kapse (whose previous outing, "Happy Endings", served as Wilson's breakout).
I don't have a strong familiarity with the romcom genre (or more specifically, romantic comedies in the past 15 years) which might work to my advantage as I thought this show was pretty good and possibly a better use of the "Happy Endings" creator's unique voice. Personally, I found "Happy Endings" was a little too insular and reliant on inside jokes that felt overconfident on character tics alone as punchlines. In that sense, "Marry Me" is a fresh start although there's a foreboding that the married couple (Gil and Dennah) are going to turn into an overrated source of comic relief. Gil (part of this fall season's trend of bearded schlubs) is already somewhat grating and raises questions about how he got his attractive wife in the first place.
What most impresses me however is the chemistry between the leads. Casey Wilson and Ken Marino are two people that are deserving as starring vehicles and anything that employs underrated character actors Dan Bucatinsky and Tim Meadows gets points in my book.
The pilot episode makes it clear that the show already has a strong grasp of it's comic tone. The plot of the failed marriage proposals was good long-form comedy that played out quite well.