User Reviews

It's completely forgettable and nothing special. It's not a bad show, it's just not something good enough that you'll remember in a weeks time. I tried to give it my full attention but it's type of show that gives you the urge to do something more interesting like browsing the web on your phone.

About 10% of the jokes are funny. There are about 10 of them a minute. That's a LOT of bad jokes to hear in 26 minutes. This is what happens when you get 20 writers in a room with a theme but no comedic vision. Absolutely terrible.

PROS: It's nice to have a show to remind you of all the good days of blockbuster the atmosphere isn't spot on but if your looking for something to just put on it's good to zone out on. It's not the worst show to watch. CONS: Hopefully the portrayal of being a blockbuster employee improves In the next season, also the pacing could use work. I will give it a mediocre rating for, "trying but is a lackluster."

This is a fun show. I really liked every character and their individual moments and quirks, but didn’t feel like there was a particular standout. I was invested in Timmy and Eliza's relationship, which serves as the main narrative through line for the season, and the rest of the characters each had their share of resonant moments. Individual episode plots were good, but I feel there could have been more or stronger season long narrative threads. Dialogue was strong for the most part. I found most of the jokes funny and the emotional scenes hit, but there was a lack of stand out lines and scenes that I feel shows like this need. Cinematography was fine, some poor CGI in one episode, but I feel that this should have been one of the series strong suits considering Carlos' desire to become a director. Overall, while there wasn't anything that particularly stands out, I enjoyed my time watching the show and look forward to next season.

About 10% of the jokes are funny. There are about 10 of them a minute. That's a LOT of bad jokes to hear in 26 minutes. This is what happens when you get 20 writers in a room with a theme but no comedic vision. Absolutely terrible.

Great comedy with some heart if you like shows like Brooklyn 99, Good Place, New Girl, Single Parents, and Happy Endings. These type of shows some of my favs, always on the hunt for more like them. This isn’t quite as good as those but still a very enjoyable watch. I’m confused by these other negative reviews, maybe not really the type of show to appeal to the Netflix crowd? Let’s hope there is a season 2! Don’t let me down Netflix.

Another souless, generic Netflix comedy that's more concerned with pushing a political agenda than the actual comedy. Made it halfway through the pilot episode before I could take no more. The box checking cast of inadvertently stereotypical characters also had zero chemistry with one another. These shows have to stop. If you have nothing to say, why even speak?

This just plain awful.. how this was released is beyond me .. some of the worst writing

I want to rate this a grade or two higher just because of the talent involved, including producer/creator Vanessa Ramos (Brooklyn 9-9, Superstore) and David Caspe (Happy Endings), along with sitcoms pros Randall Park, Melissa Fumero and J.B. Smoove. Being a Universal production and rated TV-14, it feels like a half hour workplace comedy you'd find on a Thursday night at 9:30 on NBC. That's not a bad thing. Some of the lines are funny and quirky. It's just a case of familiarity. Park plays the nicest guy in the room. Fumero is playing a slight variation of Amy from Brooklyn. And Smoove is Smoove, whether it's Curb or Ceasars commercials, he's always...well, Smoove. Quite honestly how this ended up on Netflix and not Peacock is baffling.