karthikkadajji The show is really funny and i don't know why there is not much rating for this. I hope they don't stop the series. The show is well scripted and the making is good. I love this pastor and he has a very good sense of humor. It is funny the way he gets into trouble and in the end finally gets it fixed. Despite so many deaths in the episodes, it is awesome.

Rameez Asif Impastor is one of my most favorite TV shows these days. I love all the characters and they are doing a mighty awesome job. The script, the acting and the characters are brilliant to say the least. Michael Rosenbaum, Sara Rue, Mircea Monroe etc every one is doing justice to their roles in the best way possible. It's always funny to see Michael Rosenbaum trying to run away when he fears he is going to get caught but at the end he gets away easily. It's a must watch comedy show if you like comedy. I am a huge fan of comedy shows/sitcoms and Impastor is one of those shows i would be sad to see ending in the future.P.S: I hope this show doesn't get cancelled.

jfs-87749 This thing is so bad on so many levels, it's hard to know where to start. I gave it one star only because zero stars wasn't an option. It should be for this monstrosity. It's lewd, rude, crude, offensive and -- worst of all -- just not funny. It's got a cast filled with annoying one- dimensional cartoon characters among which there is absolutely no chemistry. The only potential bright spot is Sara Rue, but as competent as she is, she seems to have very little luck picking a winner to work in. Unfortunately, she's picked another major loser here. The good news is that if Ms. Rue's track record is any indication, this thing won't last beyond its first season. If TV Land was hoping that this mess would be a worthy successor to Hot In Cleveland or a stablemate for The Exes, they're delusional. It's hard to believe the network is so hard up for content that they actually bought this turd. They should be ashamed of themselves. What a total waste of time.

danjer-37662 If you've watched it, remember how "The Last Man on Earth" started off with a bang? That particular series took a totally new concept, and made the pilot episode exceptional by utilizing a brand of comedy that's both genre-savvy and satirically realistic. Well, the pilot episode of "Impastor", starring (and produced by) Michael Rosenbaum, achieves the same effect. The situation the main character (Buddy Dobbs) finds himself in is just as wacky as what happened with The Last Man on Earth, and just like it, keeps its characters grounded in realistic personalities and reactions. This serves to make Impastor's characters both believable and relatable. Now all Impastor has to do is to avoid doing what "The Last Man on Earth" did after two episodes: devolving into yet another sub-par sitcom with copious amounts of hammy overacting and clichéd lines. I just hope the Nielsen ratings system gives this series a chance.