Tour de Pharmacy

It has such adrenaline that you imagine it could be longer, and the movie doesn't give much to take away aside from memories of laughing.

Samberg apparently has the network of friends and the stored-up goodwill to get anyone and everyone he wants to participate in what’s essentially a high-concept teenage showreel. Luckily for all involved, the end result is insane, filthy, and totally fun.

7 Days in Hell was an out-of-nowhere delight. If Tour de Pharmacy isn’t quite as great, it’s still reassuring to know this band can come back together every few years for more hilarity that doesn’t overstay its welcome.

If you can set the Armstrong scenes aside, Tour de Pharmacy is a fun, flighty, bonkers time that never overstays its welcome.

Andy Samberg may not be in Christopher Guest’s league--yet--but his latest mockumentary, Tour De Pharmacy, has plenty of moments that will make you snicker.

You need to ask yourself: Is it O.K. for a mockumentary about a tarnished sport to include in its cast the athlete responsible for much of the tarnishing? If you can give that a “yes” and have a high tolerance for raunch, this star-filled parody, which has its premiere on Saturday night, is a hilarious home run. If your response is “no,” it’s still pretty funny but will leave an icky aftertaste.

It’s like a party. And you’re looking for your coat.