seanpay-92374
Hey you probley like this if you willing to give it a go for what it is. know don't start watching a silly comedy with the hope of the same insight you get out of a f scott Fitzgerald novel and you might have a better grip on expectation then everyone leaving rewieves and might be about to enjoy it for what of is.
Also last man on earth is 1000times more bording with a lot more to work with so yeah that still going.
Also don't really understsnd what people mean by it drops off they just fouces on push the main plot for a couple of episodes. Supernatural dose it all the time and no one crys. Give thing a fair chance!
caseynoway
I do not understand why this show got so much hate. Sure it's not exactly groundbreaking but it kept my attention and made me laugh a lot more than many of the other comedy shows coming out these days. Sure it plays on some stereotypes and a somewhat formulaic premise, but my experience as a viewer was that it did so in an enjoyable way. When they came back after the hiatus with a revamped structure, embracing more of the ensemble cast formula as opposed to sticking to the two leads, I felt it only grew stronger. I did find the love triangle subplot to be incredibly clunky and off-putting, but other than one episode towards the end they didn't spend a lot of time on that, and overall each episode packed an appreciable number of laughs. Unlike many other reviewers, I really enjoyed the chemistry between Adam Scott and Craig Robinson. As a longtime fan of both of those actors, as well as the Sci-Fi genre as a whole, it was disappointing to see this show dragged through the mud before being unceremoniously canceled in total disgrace. Again, it's not going to top any lists of best shows, but it deserved better. I would have watched a second season.
alinaveslelia
It's always something good with these guys! And something funny happens all the time. It's original, why I guess there are unfortunately so many bad reviews, people are used to the same easy comedy.. sadly. This is sick and I freaking love it!! My roommate and I laugh so hard at this show
aevancook
The first 10 episodes were honestly really shaky. I persevered because I'm such a big fan of Adam Scott and Craig Robinson, and I'm so glad I did!Episode 11 onwards has seen a dramatic improvement at every level, sharper writing, fleshed-out characters and some genuinely joyful comedy. The cast seem so much more comfortable in their roles now and I'm fully onboard with the fresh new direction of the show.Such a big fan of The Office, Parks & Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and really hoping this show is given the chance to grow to similar heights. They've got the star-power and more importantly the comedic chops with Robinson and Scott to make something special here, and with new show runner Paul Lieberstein on board I can't wait to see more.PS. Special shout out to Ally Walker and the martini gag in episode 13, perfection.