Happy Endings

Alex and Dave's Wedding was supposed to be the happiest day of their lives, but when Alex decides this wedding isn't for her she leaves her husband to be at the altar. This huge game changer complicates everyone's lives. Such as Alex and Dave's group of friends and the big question throughout the show is who gets the friends. Before the unhappy event Alex and Dave were the glue that keep the group together.Alex's sister, Jane  and her  husband Brad who are trying to start a family but who are so shocked by what happened they can't maintain their pre-pregnancy no-meat, no alcohol cleanse; Max, their gay friend; and Penny who worries about never finding the right guy. After the wedding fiasco, the group rallies around good guy Dave. Alex returns, alone, and tries to explain why she broke up with Dave. Bo, the guy Dave assumes she left him for, isn't the reason for her running away. She'd been questioning her feelings for Dave for some time, but just couldn't bring herself to hurt him. Dave points out that this is the sort of thing you discuss before the wedding.
Personally this isn't the show for me but for those Sex and the City lovers I think this would be the show for them. I don't think I will be flipping my remote to Happy Endings any time soon.
Airs Wednesdays 10:30 on ABC

Breaking in

Cameron is your typical college slacker with some weird syndrome. Even with seven years of schooling, he'd rather pull pranks and hack into teachers' emails instead of actually graduating. But once high tech security firm Contra Security hears about Cameron's talents, it's only a matter of time before they come calling. Boss Oz literally breaks into Cameron's dorm room and takes him under his wing as an intern at the company, which attempts extreme heists to win over clients. I wasn't really hooked in the beginning but it seamed to get better towards the end. I might watch it one more time before I make a decision on it.
Airs Tuesdays at 9:30 on Fox