Critic Reviews

It's coarse and sometimes dirty to the touch, but pretty damned hilarious at crunch times. FX just might have the standout new comedy series of this season.

Legit walks the tightrope between the dark and the heartfelt as well as anything on TV.

Legit is legitimately and simultaneously raunchy, sweet and funny.

It's a charming series that feels like it has a lot of potential for growth, and not just because its main character has nowhere to go but up.

It’s an acquired taste worth acquiring--or at least sampling. Because you just won’t know until you’ve tried.

The show has a scruffy, adolescent sweetness with a seeming insensitivity to people with physical disabilities that ultimately feels quite sensitive.

Obviously Legit isn't yet in the realm of Louie, one of the best comedies on television, but like Wilfred before it, the show is setting its tone early and hitting that aforementioned sweet spot impressively.

Billy and Steve, and even Rodney (Nick Daley) and Walter (John Ratzenberger), get entire story arcs and episodes dedicated to their lives and troubles, and that's part of what is helping the series find its footing.

Extremely raunchy, and often quite funny.

It's funny and oddly touching.