I am unhappy with the way Men In Trees is being handled by ABC. If you feel the same, PLEASE let ABC know by clicking on the "contact us" link at the bottom of their www.abc.com page.

Men in trees,
I posted on Feb. 9, 2007. I guess I was so
upset I spelled the word wrong.
My posting was to read: "I love show and it is the
the only show I watch. Please do not mess it up
and make it a GAY show. Lord knows we have a lot of
that in all the other TV shows. It would be very nice
if ONE SHOW did not have a GAY reference pushed on us.
Sue Sroka

For the show Men in Trees.
I Love this show and it is the only show that I
watch. PLEASE do not mess it up and make a GUY
show out of it. Lord knows we have a lot of that in all the other TV shows. It would be very nice if ONE show did NOT have guy reference pushed on us.
Thank You, Sue

I love "Men In Trees" and did since the first show. I knew it would be a hit. It concerns me though when they move a good show around to differents days making it hard to keep up with it.

"where was her son?"

I'm guessing his grand parents?

I'm glad Sara is back because I've missed her and Marin's girl talks but I don't look forward another love triangle.

Patrick's love sick attitude was awful and good at once. Awful because he really looked like crap (kudos to the make up department) and good because story wise he grew out of it and reunited with Annie (kudos to the writing team for making her stand up for what she thought, felt and expected from Patrick and herself).

Jack....poo poo to Mr "I love two women, it never happens to me". Grow a pair now would ya?
On the other hand it's been a while since I've seen a male character this confused about how he feels so even if I'm unhappy with the storyline I have to admit it's *somewhat* refreshing. But I'm not happy with it.

What really bugs is Bateman. For the love of me I don't know how that woman can be called an actress. I didn't watch Family Ties and Arrested Development but I've heard she was in those. From all the praise these shows got I figured she ought to be good acting was but I don't see it here. I can't even say she's phoning it in since I don't see acting at all to begin with.
It'd be easy to say it's because I don't want a triangle or anything between Jack and Marin but I'd have less of a problem if I saw and felt a connection between Lynn and Jack but I don't because of the acting. It bugs and taints the sweet entertainment this show usually brings.

I really hope she is not a regular.

Celia and her superior? Meh. I like Celia and wish her the best but meh.

What I don't get is why Jane and Sam (Plow Guy) broke up? The distance?
I get it but at the same time I remember their conversation on the dock where he said he'd get ADSL just to contact her and him agreeing to her terms of being a "busy lady". The send off of their storyline seemed rushed. Of course it was made obvious that she already misses him so I hope to see more of them together later but still...something in the writing didn't jive with me.

Plus, I would have like a scene where Sam and Marin meet and exchange their sad aborted love stories. Not a long scene but something between them would have been nice and fitting imo.

All in all a downer of an episode indeed.

"Marin said that Jack left her a voicemail three days ago, which was on Thanksgiving night, remember?"

Marin just got her cell phone back - she had packed it in her bag which was lost when her flight was cancelled. She first *heard* the message three days before that conversation.

I love Currie Graham in the role of Celia's supervisor! It's a nice little send-up of his role on NYPD Blue. Oh! And when he turned to her and asked her if Patrick was "challenged" - I snorted ice cream on that one.

My question is this: They show Sarah getting off the bus, but where was her son?