7 best shows like Modern Family on HBO Max, Prime Video, Hulu and Apple TV Plus We've got many more more comedic TV shows like Modern Family for you to watch if you miss the Dunphys, Pritchetts and Tuckers. Tom’s Guide · May 14, 2023
The Guide #81: Party Down is the rarest kind of reboot – it actually has something to say In this week’s newsletter: Somehow back after 13 years off air, this comedy about out-of-work actors stuck in dead-end catering jobs is funnier, mellower and more charming than ever The Guardian - UK · Apr 7, 2023
'Party Down' returns 13 years after being canceled by Starz Thirteen years after “Party Down” was canceled by Starz, the series is back with a six-episode third season about the employees of a Los Angeles catering company The Independent UK · Feb 24, 2023
Review: The 'Party Down' revival is every bit the equal of the original Perhaps the hardest thing about reunions, past getting them to happen in the first place, is convincing the world that the effort was worth it. Whatever excitement news of a revival generates among fans is inevitably accompanied by the suspicion that it won't live up to what made them love… Los Angeles Times · Feb 24, 2023
"Party Down": Are we having fun yet? Before they were big, Adam Scott, Jane Lynch and Ken Marino made this comedy. Now that we know them, we expect more Salon · Feb 23, 2023
‘Party Down’ review: After a 13-year gap, Adam Scott and his fellow Los Angeles cater-waiters are back A comedy about the indignities of working as a cater-waiter, “Party Down” is back with a new season just a mere (squints) 13 years since new episodes last aired on Starz. The series ran for only two seasons originally, but it was Adam Scott’s breakout role as a guy who… Chicago Tribune · Feb 22, 2023
‘Party Down’ springs back up for hilarious Season 3 After 12 years, the sitcom’s all-star cast puts on the pink bow ties again and delivers fresh fare, and this course is especially satisfying. Chicago Sun-Times · Feb 22, 2023
Party Down understood cringe comedy better than any other US sitcom – thank God it’s back The brilliant but obscure sitcom, about a struggling LA catering company, was cancelled after just two seasons back in 2010. Now it’s back for six more episodes, with nearly all the original cast returning. It feels like a minor miracle, writes Louis Chilton The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023