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Nauseating. Lifetime TV and Hallmark Greeting cards make a TV show. Did the creators of this not see the brilliant engrossing and fun People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story? why and how did you make something worse? i think the victims got murdered in soft focus by pastels all in slow motion. just crap. no excuse. so nauseating I couldn't get through it

effortlessly funny, as always, more please effortlessly funny, as always, more please effortlessly funny, as always, more please

a never ending student film with a big budget, why and how is this crap even on? worse than netflix garbage

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Instinct show is so fun it's like Murder She Wrote with less violence. everybody looks nice and is nice and Alan Cumming is always so humble. really authentic. and everybody says cute things that make me laugh so much. yay. The Good Wife and The Good Fight shows hurt my head because those shows are too good so then I have to think so much. And all dinosaurs are fake and made up.

Took a few shows in to finally take off. Another reviewer/fan said it best with "They've mastered the art of the cringe to such a degree that it's sometimes hard to not look away.", cringe inducing funny!! I think this might be the show's main premise? Cringey = funny. Great cast and fun guest stars featuring some comic gems. More Kids In The Hall guys please, We need more funny shows like this. Where'd they all go? It's now all that infantile/14 yr old Star Wars humor (no such thing, idiots) for the so incredibly unfunny millennials. If you click on the negative reviewers user icons and see what shows that think are funnier and better than Nobodies, it's depressing. But there's hope for good comedy thanks to; Veep, Broad City, Louie, Better Things, Difficult People, Idiotsitter, Crazy ExGF, High Maintenance,

what a waste of the always funny Rachel Dratch, show deserves to be canceled as punishment for not featuring Rachel Dratch in person. You idiots. Summary: Alice (Jenna Elfman) has met the man of her dreams in Ben (Stephen Schneider), who is a divorced father of three children, but when its time to meet the kids, her imaginary friend Mary (voiced by Rachel Dratch) reappears, voicing all her fears and doubts

walks an un-fine line between soap opera and generic cbs type comedy. nothing more cringe inducing than adult men acting cute. ugh. walks an un-fine line between soap opera and generic cbs type comedy. nothing more cringe inducing than adult men acting cute. ugh. walks an un-fine line between soap opera and generic cbs type comedy. nothing more cringe inducing than adult men acting cute. ugh.