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I love love love this show. It's set in NYC, and is one of the funniest shows out there. As a huge TV fan, I think this sitcom is what's needed in these times of political/economic instability. Although it has been running for 5 seasons now, each episode is like a breath of fresh air, promising twenty minutes of non-stop laughter to anyone who tunes in. I find it funnier than New Girl and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The characters are all hilarious in their own right, and hold their own when it comes to comedic timing. I'm laughing non-stop throughout the entire twenty minutes. It reminds me of how Scrubs used to make me laugh in almost every scene. The script is witty. I particularly enjoy the clever wordplay and rhymes that Bonnie and Tucker bust out. Their chemistry together is the recipe for laughter. I mean all the back-and-forth and physical comedy somehow ends up funny and not tacky at all—which is rare. Everyone is good looking (even the guest stars) which, let's face it, is always a plus. The baby is the differentiating factor between this and other sitcoms. And she is, simply put, a bowl of cuteness. I'm amazed at how the directors manage to include a scene with her in every episode. It must be tough to have a baby (now toddler) on set in each episode. But she seems to have a good temperament. And I hope she can get more airtime as the show develops. All in all, I'm a huge fan of this show. I'd give it a 10 out of 10 and recommend it to anyone who just needs to have a good belly laugh after a long day at work.

From episode 1 I have been cringing and glaring at bonnie's character, she is overly annoying, completely vindictive toward her own family and entirely too much of a *. It sickens me to the point that I had to create this pro-life JUST to express my dislike for the character. even her facial mannerisms make me want to vomit. Every other character is played quite well, yes Danny is over-acted dumb, but it seems to be easily dismissible as everything works out in the end. Riley is sweet, charismatic and nice, Tucker definitely has my vote for favorite character, and Ben is just your average 20- something single guy. I do find the show entertaining, much more so if they would get rid of the over use of Bonnie, I mean, they are adult's can't their mother butt out and quite tiring up so much drama, controversy and annoyance?

A light hearted comedy that takes on parenthood from a young father's perspective. It's obvious this is just a television show version of parenthood, but it tackles many emotions that a new parent would/could possibly go through. Considering that it is on ABC Family, it's packed with plenty of cheesy comedy for an easy laugh and an easy watch but it also tackles some deeper topics like child abandonment, forcing a kid to grow up, and more. It's definitely a show I look forward to watching each week. Starring the handsome and cute 20 something "daddy" Jean-Luc Bilodeau is adorable in the role and honestly, who wouldn't want him to be the "baby daddy?!"

Usually, the women are the ones who get stuck with raising the kids when there's an unexpected pregnancy. In this case, it's a little like Three Men and a Baby made into a TV series, except the three men in this case are much younger. As a series, I liked how the characters are allowed to develop, as much as can be developed for a sitcom. There are the usual young male antics - trying to impress dates, shameless flirting, hooking up left and right, etc. But there are also the parts where young daddy Ben fights for his daughter, makes sacrifices for her, pines after Chelsea, parts which make him more than a two-dimensional token dad. The other characters also make it interesting: lovable best friend room- mate Tucker, simple-minded hockey player brother Danny, loud-mouthed mother Bonnie, and sweet intelligent Riley, the object of many men's affection. The acting is good for a show that does not depend usually heavily on physical comedy. Most of the time, each episode's main plot is interesting enough on its own. I hope this show continues its good run till Three Men and a Baby becomes Three Men and a Lady on TV.

This show is really quite funny. Very similar to Two Guys and a Girl but then throw in a baby. Baby Daddy has filled a void in the comedy genre that has been missing since shows like Friends and Will & Grace ended. Don't get me wrong I'm not saying this show is in the same league but I love that it meets the same criteria. Young singles living in New York who go about their day-to- day lives. Its comical, slightly stupid but totally realistic...well sort of : ) Love the cast too. They're very endearing and charismatic. You can't help but want to like them. Very impressed with their comedic timing as well. I hope they do continue to develop their story lines but I hope they don't lose the charm of the show by making it too heavy.

I just Loved it , I didn't laugh like this since friends . its funny , hilarious and all the actors are likable and funny love them all , its the next big comedy TV show after friends and I am sure their is a lot of future for this show ....I guarantee Emphasis on the family! I mean I love New Girl, but that it is a show with a lot more expletives, a lot more of comedy having to do with sex. I think it's nice to see a show without all of that. You don't have to curse and talk about sex to be funny. And I love the cast!! They are all great. And of course Danny, so darn cute! He is my favorite =)

When I saw this show advertised on TV I immediately set a series record, knowing that it would be worth watching. When my 6-year-old Sat down and put the pilot on we watched it together. She loved it and so did I because It was so full of heart! You have Ben and his best friend/roommate, Tucker. Then, there is Ben's big bother Danny and their childhood neighbour Riley. She used to have the unfortunate nickname "fat-pants" but has since lost all the weight and is now in law school. Also, she is quietly in love with Ben, and Danny calls her out on It. But, the sad thing is Danny secretly has a thing for her so that poses a future problem. When Ben's ex leaves their 3 month old baby girl, Emma, on his doorstep with a folder that says she is giving the baby up for adoption and needs him to sign off, he has to make a difficult hard life decision. Will he or won't he keep the baby? Um, of course he will keep the baby! This show Is sweet and I can't wait to see what happens.

...And I thought Big Bang Theory was bad! This takes bad to a whole new level. It seems like they took characters from other successful (not necessarily good) TV shows and created a Frankenstein's monster of awfulness. They took douche-bag Ted from How I met your mother, added cliché characters such as The Dumb Jock, the Meddling Mother, the Ditzy Blonde, the Effeminate dwarf and crafted something more tired than 30 mothers of newborns. It is so predictable that it could convince any viewer that they had psychic powers. I don't know how it has been allowed to continue for more than one episode, it is embarrassingly bad. The only valid reason for watching this show is having been subjected to a 'Clockwork Orange' style treatment. Please please cancel the show and erase all copies of it.