The Two Coreys

Though the Coreys frequently profess their love for each other and genuinely seem to share affection, Haim and Feldman are a modern-day odd couple. Feldman is married, stable, neat, vegetarian, and level-headed. Haim is single, erratic, messy, carnivorous, and spazzy. The two clash frequently, though most of the conflicts seem to involve Feldman trying to gently reason with a boundary-crossing, button-pushing Haim. And with Susie along for the ride, Feldman is often caught in the middle, dealing with a tearful wife in one room and an obstinate friend in the other. The interactions might be entertaining if Haim didn't seem like someone with so many problems; it seems like he might relapse or lose his mind at any moment. Some people might find this tension enjoyable to watch, while others may find it unbearable.

With constant smoking, cursing (mostly bleeped, but obvious), and some talk about sex, younger viewers should steer clear. But most teens won't know about the Coreys anyway, so chances are they won't be that interested in their reunion.