It's witty, irreverent, and joyously juvenile.

The material works more often than not because the guys are completely shameless, which makes them difficult to dislike.

Trios of twentysomething slackers are hardly a new construct--see "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," among recent examples--but there's always room for more when the group is as brazen, funny and drug-addled as the gang in Workaholics.

I can't say I found much of Workaholics especially funny, but neither do I have it in my heart to hate it. On a craft level, it's very nicely made, the actors are weirdly appealing, and its spirit is not mean, but sweet.

The pilot's simple conceit--avoid the dreaded office drug test--is padded with an almost endless amount of jokes involving bodily waste, genitalia, and more bodily waste. Which is fine by me, if only they didn't commit an unforgivable sin for a show about potheads: trying too hard.

Weirdly, both the pilots of Breaking In and Comedy Central's execrable new time-waster Workaholics include multiple references to urine.

Workaholics is crude, dumb lowbrow comedy, which means it's doing fine right up until the last requirement of the genre, which is that it should be funny. Workaholics is not.

Ok the people who "don't understand" or "don't think it's funny" are just jaded... The references they make are off topic and hilarious almost as if it is a... show... about... nothing?? Hmm the kind of topics they talk about on the show have a striking resemblence to Seinfeld which many say is the best show ever... Just how I use "Low Talker", "Pop-in Guy", "Sponge Worthy", and "Man Hands" in my everyday vocab, I have found myself using sayings from Workaholics like "Fear-rection", "That's a Chop", "Crank Down", and "Fully Torqued"... I believe Workaholics is the same formula of stupidity and charm as Seinfeld with different charaters, settings, stories, etc...

Not much creativity to this show, other than some of the senarios the characters endure. Clearly this show is geared towards stoners and those seeking mindless humor. SLACKERS UNITE! Having said that, some of the episodes have funny moments but too far and between to routinely watch it.

Workaholics is a strange type of comedy. One that is simply created rather than thought up. The entire show feels like pure improvisation. It's not a good show by any means, but a guilty pleasure.

I've seen the first episode and it's was terrible. The writing is just horrible, and you can't even begin to evaluate other aspects of the show such as acting because it's a comedy series totally devoid of humor.

My first deterrent should have been the name. In a world of overplayed, overstated phrases anything â