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10 Reasons Why Happy Endings Is A Great Show

An underrated show that was cancelled too soon.

Aug 31, 2016

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10 Reasons Why Happy Endings Is A Great Show

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Happy Endings was created and produced by David Caspe, it was shown on ABC from 2011-2013. It was cancelled too soon after the third season, which like all cancelled shows, left us with questions and longing for a revival.

Watch the Season 1 premiere below:

1. It has a great cast

Eliza Coupe, Jane Kerkovich-Williams, Elisha Cuthbert, Alex Kerkovich, Zachary Knighton, Dave Rose, Adam Pally, Max Blum; Damon Waynes Jr., Brad Williams; and Casey Wilson, Penny Hartz.

2. Max is everyone's spirit animal.

Max is the tubby gay friend who is unabashedly selfish, outspoken, and does not care how he looks. And literally eats everything in sight.

3. Penny Hartz never stops amusing or being so insightful.

4. Dave Rose is that "one guy" in every friend group.

5. Brad and Jane is the couple of our dreams.

6. Alex is the attractive friend who knows how to put away so much food and is oh so dumb.

7. They have so memorable moments.

8. There are so many quotable Max moments.

9. Brad has so amazing moments

10. Best. Dance choreography. Ever.

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