It's a wonderful show. Don't miss it.

It’s wildly funny, swinging, like “Bojack,” from deep emotion to loony tune slapstick.

Though “Long Story Short” deals with universal experiences like family and loss, it goes about doing so in such a singular way it’s hard not to feel protective of an increasingly endangered species.

Bob-Waksberg and his collaborators retain their impressive gift for devising ludicrous comic set pieces to go alongside the heavier material.

Long Story Short is an uncommonly entertaining and inventive dramedy that feels like a pure memoir even as it weaves in and out of the outlandish. It's a sturdy foundation of considerable depth.

Long Story Short is a warm family comedy that will hit home to some degree to anyone who has a loving but complicated relationship with their families.

On a minute-by-minute basis, Long Story Short is fantastically funny. .... The magic trick is the slow build of melancholy that gradually amasses beneath all this.