Season three of the comedy series comes up with new comedy that follows the daily activity of Mindy Lahiri, a smart gynecologist. She tries to have a romantic life by the help of her co-workers. In this new season, Jeremy works on organizing a charity event.
But the core of the show is Mindy and Danny more than ever before and the premiere suggested that core is enough to carry the show as a whole as it continues its never-ending tinkering around the margins.
Pulling off the developing relationship sitcom is close to achieving the impossible. But if Mindy keeps capitalizing on its strong supporting cast and the solid gold of the Mindy-Danny chemistry, these two might just make it after all
In love with the idea of love and occasionally eager to pay tribute to the clever romantic comedies of Nora Ephron, The Mindy Project is now in uncharted territory.
I wish The Mindy Project had the audience size it deserves; as a romantic workplace-comedy, it's better than most of the Hollywood feature films in this genre that have been released during this show's existence. Tell your friends.
I've fallen kind of in love with The Mindy Project, and I've fallen kind of in love with the character Mindy Lahiri, all of which means I've fallen kind of in love with Mindy Kaling. There's something uniquely subversive about the three of them.
