The website will have a beta release next month with a full launch sometime this fall.
More details are availible here.
There's still no word on a second season DVD set.
I've done a variety of reviews on a number of teen-related shows during my time on 411mania. You might remember my reviews of The O.C. and Degrassi. I continue that tradition with my review of What I Like About You. Since I can remember, I've always had a certain fondness for teen drama. It's probably my favorite form of television. Where else can you see attractive people going through problems while pop music plays in the background? Plus, I think the teenage years are always interesting and complex. It's that complex period where you are forced to grow up in a hurry. If not, you might get left behind. That being said, I don't enjoy all teen drama. Some of it can be phony and fake. I can point to a number of MTV shows to prove my point. We need characters that are likable, interesting, and fun to be around.
Thankfully, What I Like About You features all of the above.
What I Like About You is aided by its fantastic ensemble cast. Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth have fantastic chemistry on screen together. Bynes is a skilled physical comic. If you haven't seen it already, I recommend that you check out She's the Man. It's a lot of fun.
What I Like About You is a sitcom that aired from 2002 to 2006. The series
had four seasons and a total of eighty-six episodes. It is about two sisters who
live together and the various endeavors and adventures they embark upon with
their closest friends and significant others. The show has a light-hearted,
wholesome feeling, which works nicely as a family-oriented comedy.
Together, the season one cast makes for a decent team. Notably, Bynes,
Garth, and Jonathan are show's wealth of comedy. Overall, What I Like About You
is an enjoyable family-oriented sitcom. The situations the characters get into
are never really big or too dramatic, but usually have the gang getting mixed up
in a pretty goofy situation. How well the leading performers carry their roles
give the show its edge. The first season of What I Like About You is enjoyable
and will provide many laughs. While it is not the strongest sitcom out there, it
has more than enough appeal to keep viewers entertained.