Poll results: Favorite new comedy

And the nominees were: 2 Broke Girls, Free Agents New Girl, Suburgatory, Up All Night and Whitney.

So, how did He vs. She on TV readers vote? It was a tie! 2 Broke Girls and New Girl  got the same amount of love, which means it's up to us to declare a winner. While we think both shows are totes hilarious, our vote goes to New Girl. You just can't "suppress the Jess!"

Thanks for voting, and keep a look out for our next poll, going up soon.

Blasts from the SNL past

Three former Saturday Night Live funny ladies are now making us laugh with their weeknight sitcoms: Maya Rudolph (Ava on Up All Night), Casey Wilson (Penny on Happy Endings) and Ana Gasteyer (Sheila aka the shouting neighbor on Suburgatory).

Don’t want to wait until next week to see these ladies again? Check out the links below for some SNL sketches you may remember.

Maya Rudolph

Casey Wilson

Ana Gasteyer

By the way, who’s your favorite of the three sitcom characters? My vote goes to Penny. As we learned last night on the Happy Endings season premiere, it’s “the year of Penny!” – which you know is awesome, because it’s like, four times longer than the “summer of George.”

His Wednesday must-watch (9/28)

Honestly, what's better than the 'burbs? White picket fences, neighbors waving as they rake leaves, perfectly edged & mowed green lawns, kids riding bikes around the cul de sac - the list goes on and on. It all sounds pretty good, unless you're a teenager who is accustomed to life in the big city.

Tonight I'll be checking out Suburgatory (8:30/7:30c, ABC). Moving from NYC to the suburbs is an adjustment for anyone. A single dad raising a teenage daughter? Adjustment would be a huge understatement. In this show we follow George Altman and his daughter Tessa as they put the city streets behind for those white picket fences, brining us a father/daughter dynamic that is sure to present a few entertaining moments.

I'm not really sure the show has the legs to make it through the season but I'm willing to give it a shot.