Angelle Sanford
I loved the show. It was awesome, and because it dealt with music, I was TOTALLY into it! However, it was fun being an extra in front of the screen in the 3rd and 4th episodes... Quite awesome. It's too bad they didn't give it a chance... and Teddy Geiger rocked in the show. That was fun to watch too. :)My vote is 10 because the show had so much potential. Meeting the producers of the show made me only realize that it had even more potential for many episodes to come. CBS didn't give it a chance, so VH1 kept it rolling, but why didn't they just buy out the production and keep it going? Jeesh. I will always remember this as my VERY FIRST experience as being an extra. SO AMAZING!
tcapron1970
what is wrong with CBS,,,first of all Love Monkey was a perfectly good show,,,loved watching it ,,it was such a great show , not really sure why CBS and all the others cancel good shows like this ,while crappy shows like "fear Factor and the apprentice" stay on the schedule and keep getting re-newed,,,its like they don't care of what crap they keep on,,like on NBC---after 3 episodes of "the book of Daniel" you just start getting into the show and they cancel it. someone at the networks should wake up and realize that shows like "love monkey" are worth saving.Maybe they should start asking normal people instead of all the stuffed shirts they have working there
tkad-1
the reason that I watch less TV lately is because there are less shows like love monkey. I will not watch any more reality shows. the majority of them embarrass the players, and that doesn't work for me.give me a program that shows the better side of people. like another show I enjoyed, cupid, (also canceled) there was a sense of hope that is given, I cannot think of many shows, if any, that make the effort. why will the producers not make the effort for genuine 'smiles'. why is it always about the cheap and easy laugh, sometimes it's about pleasure, something almost entirely lacking on TV today,gimme my love monkey back
David Dixon
I agree with the comment that the network put the show in an impossible time slot against impossible competition at the most disruptive time of the year. It wouldn't have survived, anyway, 'cause it was too clever. Except the name. What a stupid name. I would never have watched it based on the name. The tunes, on the other hand, they rocked. The cast was endearing and worked together well. The charming outsider/insider, the male bonding ... a lot of the qualities of "Ed" without the stupid love triangle. The show had a lot of places to go - the indie music scene could have provided tremendous opportunities for even more great music, timely technology and intellectual property issues, charming iconoclasts - oh wait, maybe that was the problem. Big networks owners and iconoclasts.