Paul Rudd learns to love dudes — in a totally hetero way, of course — in I Love You, Man, while snappy back-talkers like Delta Burke and Jennifer Saunders shine in new TV box sets.
Paul Rudd learns to open his heart to another dude—in a dudely way—in the heteromance I Love You, Man, while a group of gay and straight friends grapple with becoming thirtysomethings in The New Twenty.
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