Truly Dreadful Film

Simply Perfect

Powerful

Blistering performances.

The first season was great, of course it had it's flaws but I think they've learned a ton from the first season and it can only get better from here. It's such a ridiculous show. I love it. The season kept getting better and better. The end of the season has left me super excited for the next. I can't wait.

I don't know about why people have been giving negative reviews about this show so I will ignore them. The reason is this series are a complete new comedy and to find good comedy lately has been hard to find, the stuff that has been on TV past few months has been horrible I have had to wait for months to find shows that interests me or add least that I like to continue to watch. The shows started with a good beginning and the producers have not got out of their way to change the things that make it funny or interesting. Example when you watch superhero shows or something with cool gadgets or something you only see small amount of special effects or powers the first 3 or 4 shows after that its only script of drama not offend anybody but example (Green Arrow, The Flash) the things we loved first in these shows where the powers or their abilities but now it has changed only drama and not so much of the things that made the show to get you hooked on to it in. Son of Zorn have nice guidelines for the show and I love every minute I watch it. I hope they will continue with the series. :)

This series started off with so much promise but by episode 5 it has really lost the essence that made it great and turned into a below par look at suburban life.I was really excited about this series when I first saw it. I loved the political incorrectness about it. I liked that it was sexist and a little violent. I am adult enough to understand that these things are not representative of how we should act and that this was a lighthearted look at modern society and some of our strange foibles.Unfortunately it appears that the writers are trying to play it safe rather than continue with the edginess that was prevalent in the early episodes. Hey guys this is not a show for kids and doesn't need to be. The last thing we need is another TV series that runs through the formula for building a happy modern family.This is fast becoming a soap opera.

So far I've watched the first two episodes of this new Fox Sunday night show, and -to my surprise- not impressed so far. I believe that is Jason Sudeikis as the voice of the animated barbarian "He-man"-type lead character, and the actor playing his son was just on the first season of "Superstore", only with a stache? LOL Cheryl Hines and Will Meadows round out the cast as the mom and step-dad. I read another user post; something about why even make the lead character animated? And that is a very good point. I think maybe the show creators wanted to make reference to shows like "He-man" from the '80s, I dunno? But just not very funny at all thus far. And too bad; I was really looking forward to this show :/