Impastor weakens its good work by trying a bit too hard.

The plot contortions required to keep this going are straight out of a cartoon, and they threaten to take some otherwise nice characters with them.

Generally too predictable and slight to merit much attention.

It’s mildly amusing.

Impastor plays right into the stereotypes. Impastor has an edgy veneer--but once it rubs off, you're left with an entirely ordinary show.

Impastor’s comedy strands [Rosenbaum] in a tonal mess.

Nothing is at all believable in the script, and nothing’s very funny, either. On top of that, the charm and abilities of Rosenbaum and Sara Rue, who plays the church secretary, are wasted with bad writing.

This show rocks! I hated all those multi-cam "laughers" TV Land used to put on, but Impastor is brilliant! The acting, writing and look of the show are all excellent. It's very funny, and if they keep it as interesting as the pilot, I'm in for the season!

What to make of this show? It's a possibly interesting concept -- a man contemplating suicide is given a chance to start over as someone else. In addition, having said man attempt to impersonate a priest who recently came out of the closet could be fun, too. This feels like the kind of idea that could make for a light-hearted and wacky 90-minute film. As a series, I'm not sure it's going to work. The cracks began to show in the pilot, which was uneven.

This show is utter garbage. The same crap lines run til they're dry. I didn't laugh once. Maybe season 2 will fix a broken show. They may need to hire some better writers or have the lead become more likable. Either way I am not taking the ride.

Disgraceful... get some character TV Land. I have no idea what happened to this network but it has gone down the tubes for a some dirty laughs... well, I am not laughing. †

One of the lowest of bad comedies on TV, if TV Land qualifies as a channel. Stereotypes run rampant. Made by straight people who like to laugh at gay people :-(