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Traffic Light is a comedy television series that premiered on February 8, 2011, on the Fox network. The show follows the life of three best friends, Mike, Adam, and Ethan, and their romantic relationships with their respective partners. David Denman portrays the character of Mike, who is happily married to Lisa, his high school sweetheart. They have a son named Larry, and their relationship is the most stable among the three friends. Mike is a traditionalist who always puts his family first and values his friendship with Adam and Ethan.

Adam, portrayed by Nelson Franklin, is a hopeless romantic who is trying to make his long-distance relationship with Callie work. However, their relationship is put to the test when Callie moves to the city to be closer to Adam, and they have to deal with the reality of their differing personalities.

Ethan, played by Kris Marshall, is the fun-loving bachelor of the group who enjoys his life without any commitments. He avoids relationships but finds himself starting a new fling with a woman named Dakota, who he meets at a party.

The show follows the three friends as they navigate their relationships and their personal lives. Each episode focuses on a different situation that the characters face, and how they resolve it, all while sticking to their own rules or "traffic lights". The rules dictate how far they will go in their relationships, with "green" being go all the way, "yellow" being cautious, and "red" being stop.

The show's humor lies in the different personalities and their interaction with each other. Mike is the voice of reason who tries to keep his friends grounded when they try to break their rules or make hasty decisions in their relationships. Adam is the hopeless romantic who is always trying to make things work no matter how impractical it may seem, and Ethan is the carefree bachelor who is the least concerned about the consequences of his actions.

Apart from the main leads, there are several recurring characters, such as Lisa's sister and Callie's roommate who add to the show's humor and overall vibrant cast. The show's short-lived run of only thirteen episodes did not allow for too much development of the supporting characters.

One of the show's unique aspects is its non-linear narrative structure. It follows a non-linear pattern, which shows the different characters' perspectives on an issue in a particular episode. For example, one episode could show Ethan's version of events, while another episode could show the same event from Adam's or Mike's perspective. This adds to the show's overall narrative and provides a more holistic view of the character's personalities and relationships.

The show's creators, Bob Fisher, Adir Miller, and Gadi Pollack, aimed to create a sitcom that reflected the complexities of modern relationships. Traffic Light struck a chord with audiences who could relate to the lighthearted portrayal of the daily struggles of juggling work, friendship, and romantic relationships.

Despite the critical acclaim and the humor that resonated well with audiences, the show failed to maintain its viewership and was canceled after only one season. Fans of the show have been vociferous in demanding its revival, citing its endearing characters, relatable themes, and light-hearted humor.

In conclusion, Traffic Light is a comedy that stands out in its portrayal of modern romantic relationships. The show is relatable, endearing, and offers a glimpse into the daily struggles of balancing friendships and romantic relationships. David Denman's portrayal of Mike, along with the other leads, makes the show an enjoyable watch for anyone who is a fan of the genre. Despite its short-lived run, Traffic Light has left an indelible impression on its viewers and continues to have a dedicated fan following.

Traffic Light is a series that ran for 1 seasons (14 episodes) between February 8, 2011 and on FOX