LA to Vegas

[McDermott's Captain Dave] is the most interesting guy in the skies, so it’s cool that he doesn’t have much of a life on the ground. Moreover, it’s fine with the audience that these traits are a bit formulaic because McDermott is having so much fun filling in the rest. It’s unclear if that will be enough to sustain a series in need of some tweaks, but there’s more than enough here to justify watching.

Quirky and unlike any current TV comedies, it’s got smart, dumb-funny humor and a great comedic turn by Mr. McDermott.

The comedy in LA to Vegas is inconsistent.

[It] doesn’t feel slapped together, but after you’ve seen three episodes, you may legitimately find yourself wondering if the show has legs--or wings, as it were--for the long haul.

You can see LA to Vegas isn’t trying that hard to be clever or fresh. As in-flight entertainment goes, this series is grounded.

Airplane! it’s not. Not even close.

I don’t think I’ll see a worse new comedy in 2017 than FOX’s LA to Vegas, a strikingly unfunny piece of television that produced not a single laugh for me in its 22-minute premiere. ... I watched the premiere with such a stunned look on my face that it would have been funnier if FOX just recorded me and aired that instead.