Brilliant and touching

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

It's a feast for the eyes. But what really makes this dramedy work is the acting.

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

I was looking forward to seeing this show based upon some reviews placed here. What a mistake.The premise is about two guys who are experiments for drugs tests at some clinic called Testico.Each episode brings a new drug and new side effects. Laffs is supposed to ensue. They don't.Truth is, the show is sort of a bad rip-off of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, only it has none of the edgy humor, explaining why it only lasted 13 episodes.The "humor" if far more offensive fare and plenty of gay jokes between the two childhood pals. There's even a gay sex show between them in episode 3..only they aren't gay and that's what the joke is supposed to be! Who's writing this crapola? And BTW, I'm far from politically correct, but if you're gonna try to walk around the edge of tastefulness, at least make it funny. It's just dumb in this show.I lost interest mid-way thru episode 4 when I thought I had watched about ten episodes and found out I only started the fourth! Oh and Ep 4 has to do with a female talking vacuum the boys are testing. Imagine the possibilities! ZZZZZZzzzzzz... stay away!

This feel good and laugh out loud comedy is exactly what I've been waiting for since Malcolm in the Middle finished in 2006. Testees made me laugh so hard, that I started crying. Especially the episodes "Jellybean Omlett" and "Uber Glued" were hilarious.This show is crazy and completely implausible - which is a perfect recipe for endless fun. At times the humor can be a bit too much for family viewing so I recommend you watch the show before you are going to view it with your family - otherwise you might feel a little awkward with your kids.But otherwise Testees is a well paced show with 2 brilliant actors with good comedic timing. And I really hope this show will produce many seasons of laugh out loud comedy!!!!

I really don't understand all of the negative reviews I've seen floating around the internet about this show. This is BY FAR the funniest show I have watched in years.The plot is pure genius. The two main characters, Ron and Peter, are a couple of thirty-something slackers who "work" for a testing facility called Testico. Each episode involves some sort of crazy side effect from an experiment gone wrong, whether it be a sex change operation, memory loss, or a super glue mishap.The humor is usually crude and adult oriented, but very well done. Each episode is well written, cohesive, and never predictable. Jeff Kassel (Ron) and Steve Markle (Peter) are very believable in their roles and really make this show shine.For all of the Testees haters out there, go back to watching your media glutton, over hyped, high dollar, humorless, Judd Apatow produced, lame entertainment. If you're looking for something fresh and highly entertaining, check out Testees!

Sometimes stumbling across a program has good results! I hadn't intended to watch the premiere episode of "Testees" Friday night, but since it was sponsored by "Zack and Miri Make a Porno," I watched for the opportunity to see film trailers. I'm very glad I did, because I laughed until tears came to my eyes."Testees" is silly, gross, sexually inappropriate humor a la Porky's and similar films with wildly exaggerated stereotypes in wildly improbable situations - in other words, you'll laugh but you'll feel kinda guilty afterward. I don't know how long the show will last, but I've already set the DVR to record the series.