SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

What a pleasant surprise, after watching 2 episodes I am hook on this silly comedy. I heard its a Canadian show, for a change we got something that may well compete with US comedies. What did it for me was the 2nd episode, great writing and acting, silly , one that I can relate too , and great execution. That one was a 10/10 that one . Overall, I give the show a 8 to 10 so far for unconventional, funny, not boring an moving, decent production and great writing. I wonder how they can sustain the story for 3 seasons, I will get back here when I'm done and report. Cheers. This deserve to be appreciate , maybe its more a guy show then for women, I hope all genders love it.

**PERTAINING TO THE BAD REVIEWS OF THIS TITLE ON IMDb**Although the sample size might not be big enough, it seems like the bad reviews of this program on IMDb are exclusively written from non-American accounts. Maybe the writing of this show is just not destined to do well in foreign lands.**MAIN OPINION**While the show is way over the top, I think if you just relax and don't take it seriously, that's what makes it hilarious. Constantly the show might fool you into thinking Josh is in some sort of dream or day-dream when this is the shows reality; from a blind date with an actual troll to sitting with America's council of defense contemplating what the contents of his text should be to a girl he met on the train, this show is goofy is heck darn it.**THE PILOT**So often pilots are so crammed with exposition of the characters and the main driving force of the show or plot that good writing can be hard to find in a comedy. This is a good example of what a pilot can be. I was able to learn the role of each character without them being force fed to me. And I got to chuckle throughout the episode. Comparing the first episode to the rest of the season, it's very consistent, meaning you should probably be able to tell if the show is or isn't for you just by watching the pilot.

I feel like there is way to much emphasis if something is odd or weird to immediately claim it is brilliant, mind blowing, and should be a huge success. I felt season 1 was a 4 or 5 (remember people there is a scale from 1-10 for a reason, if everything you rate is between 7-10 you clearly are from the new-math school of thought). Season 1 is a skit show, kudos to the book and to the writers, they make some interesting and hilarious metaphors, analogies, and straight up fantasy in the purest form, taking many things literally and ironically. But there is nothing to carry you through the season or touch your deepies. Season 2 grows on you, it deserves a solid 6 with a wink and a tug at a 7. They carry on with the antics and the characters develop,albeit very slowly. Either way there is a glimpse at something that may turn into a show with real meaning and heart. I hope that for this show, I hope it so hard.

I want so much to like this show, however I feel like I'm forcing myself to watch each episode. I really like Jay Baruchel, that's why I've pressed on. I've read that the humor is intelligent and people won't get it. Myself I find that its mostly whining and first world problems. The jokes are common but told in a creative form, like the joke about not wanting to introduce your mom to your love interest. Finished maybe four episodes trying to find a new show to binge watch, but I can't even with this, unfortunately. Whenever it comes to Netflix I'll probably give it another shot. Until then I will continue enjoying Jay Baruchel movies ha-ha