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(CBS/sitcom)
9:30 p.m. (ET) Monday
Production Companies: CBS Productions
Producers: Chuck Lorre and Mark Roberts
Creator: Mark Roberts
Mike & Molly is back for season three, continuing the story of the romance between Chicago police officer Mike Biggs and school teacher Molly Flynn. They are both plus-sized people who met each other at an Overeaters Anonymous meeting. At the end of season two, Mike and Molly got married and now they live together with her sassy mom, Joyce, Joyce’s fiancé, Vince, and her ditzy sister, Victoria. Mike spends the majority of his time with his wise-cracking partner Officer Carl McMillian. The relationship sitcom will follow the couple planning to start a family, buy a house and dealing with Mike’s cantankerous mom, Peggy.
Mike & Molly is produced by Two and a Half Men producer Chuck Lorre, who is known for flaunting his ability to put sexual content and foul language into his sitcoms. Mike & Molly includes fairly frequent use of the foul language: “hell,” “damn,” “bastard,” “ass,” “bitch,” and “Jesus” used as an expletive. Sexual content includes jokes about Joyce’s boyfriend Vince’s erections and the medications he takes to get them, Molly and Mike’s sex life, Carl’s status as a bachelor and propensity to masturbate, and manycomments about “getting laid.” Victoria smokes pot user and the program contains much drug humor.Violence is not a problem for the program.
Mike & Molly is not recommended for viewers under age 14.
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