Disappointment for a huge fan!

A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

If you're interested in the topic at hand, you should just watch it and judge yourself because the reviews have gone very biased by people that didn't even watch it and just hate (or love) the creator. I liked it, it was well written, narrated, and directed and it was about a topic that interests me.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Just finished the last episode and came on here expecting to see a high rating. Was shocked to see some of the negative reviews. I loved the show from start to finish and can't wait for a second series. Acting is first rate and the humour is spot on. I always liked the Farrely's and now I remember why. Ignore the naysayers and give the show a chance. You'll be glad you did.

There's not that many comedy-dramas I enjoy. I find that most of them pull their punches and get predictable. Loudermilk season 1 is rawer than most. Luckily the acting is great, because if it wasn't the whole thing would have been horrible. It does thread some new ground, mostly in the sense that it's not too afraid to offend. Loudermilk is not mainstream and definitely not for everyone. Don't get me wrong, it's not trying to offend or be "edgy". It just seems more hones than most.

(DISCLAIMER: This review is based upon watching the first two episodes of "Loudermilk.")In response to other reviews, I think the writing's okay... Which is to say it falls somewhere between 'sucks' and 'Wow.'It's a shame the central character falls into the same category. It might be interesting to see Loudermilk display some real emotion or feel something other than the droll, dickhead "Well, life sucks. whaddaya gonna do?"And it would be interesting or at least different to get involved in a scene that *doesn't* have the main character in it carrying the hulk of the dialogue.But, other than all that, "Loudrrmilk" is an okay show. And I laughed out loud many times while watching it. I'd like to see the show get better because it has lots of potential.One more thing: I know it's cheaper shooting in Vancouver, but the Sun shines WTF two weeks a year. It The weather is more depressing than parts of the storyline.

This review of Loudermilk is basically a up to date review of IMDb. As you can see by the chronological order on here, reviewers seem to need to trash great things in order to feel like they are being heard/respected. In reality, quick to the punch reviewers have dropped the critical level of IMDb down to barrel scrapping. What they need here, just like everywhere else, is a block button to fully block some people and their garble.Yes, the music tracks on Loudermik are greatly on-point. The comedy is brilliantly gritty, the timing is cutting edge. The actors are mostly unknown but very skilled. Its real-time, street-level Vancouver camera work is taken to a whole new level a la Louie. There are many, many levels to the humor and to the story-line. Some might go over your head and if you like prime-time you will hate Loudermilk. In fact, its safe to say that private production has risen head and shoulders above Hollywood sitcoms and its about time. The 12 step scenes make "Mom" look like a Mexican soap opera. And its not coincidental that Ron Livingston's appearance transgresses Search Party's timing. I love that Canada is joining the ranks of the new, high quality, independent production movement. I also love the location choice of Vancouver. The only thing I can say to sum up is "I am surprised Hollywood/Networks/Lorre have fallen so far so fast and not attempted to counter its quick demise"... Rest in peace Prime Time. You had a great run. Hard to believe sponsors are still buying that crap.