I am halfway through this and they really overdo the busy office thing - no office I ever worked in was that busy !! It is heavily female driven - executive producers, writers, producers and directors are all women - and the men seem to be there to act as inferior foils to the females. The story isn't strong - absentee father returns after deserting mother for 24 year old nanny. All ethnicities are represented - I am surprised that there were no gay sub plots shoe horned in. As in all female driven series menstruation had to be mentioned - albeit in a brief and jocular manner by a child. The stand up comedy was completely unfunny and went on for too long for us and not long enough for a comedy spot - but that was a mercy. The wedding scene dragged on interminably and very unconvincingly. That wonderful old chestnut makes an appearance "he left you - he didn't leave us" !! What nonsense - mothers and children are one unit - leave one you leave them all. It all seems very shallow and contrived and sad to say I find most female productions tend to be the same.