Would It Kill You to Laugh?

In its totality, it’s a monument to surrealist queer pettiness, standing high atop a foundation of incredible comedic harmony. It is overwrought, exhausted, and self-mocking, and it’s buoyed by Early and Berlant’s palpable delight.

They prove time and again that as singular as they may be individually as scene-stealers, they’re a powerhouse duo together. Even if plenty of their sketches find themselves feeling a pinch of imposter syndrome. No, they belong here. They certainly belong here.