Truly Dreadful Film

Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

One of those movie experiences that is so good it makes you realize you've been grading everything else on a curve.

The film may be flawed, but its message is not.

OK let me start by saying that I am not usually a fan of raw comedy and this caught me totally off guard OK now I love the show its hilarious most of the time the kids are charming the adults are funny and everyone is likable but despite all of that please PARENTS KEEP KIDS AWAY FROM THIS SHOW ITS A SHOW ABOUT FAMILY BUT IN NO WAY FOR FAMILY VIEWING there are loads of sex jokes and a lot of swearing but if you can handle it I highly recommend you give it a chance if you have teens this should be a good time with family just no young kids trust me you will thank me later for the warning the parkers do have the family spirit for sure cant wait for more to come

The bizarre TBS comedy from Samantha Bee and Jason Jones returns for a second season of wild family antics. The Parker family moves to New York City after Nate (Jason Jones) gets a job. Robin (Natalie Zea) is under investigation for her past fraud and her previous husband Carlos (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) returns to claim his wife and paternity of Jareb (Liam Carroll). Delilah (Ashley Gerasimovich) struggles to make friends in the new city as she joins karate and puts on a talent show. Life in the city doesn't get off to a great start as they offend the neighbors and struggle to adjust to road signs.The story flashes forward to Nate being interrogated by a Federal Agent (Mary Grill) of the Postal Service. Information is doled out about Robin's past that is unfamiliar to Nate but as we see, a lot happened to lead them here. Nate's new boss J.R. (James Cromwell) is undemanding and wants to meet Nate's kids. He is hiding a secret that is crucial to the family as Robin's past comes more into play. Nate stands up for his marriage and for Jareb even after he learns of the true paternity. He beats up Carlos who drops all the charges and claims.Check out more of this review and others at swilliky.com

I stumbled across this show, and I'm so glad! It's hilarious! There is an over-arcing plot in the police station at the beginning of each episode (which is the only part I'm not 100% happy with, I'm not sure where they're going with it or how it adds to the shows development), but each episode is really funny overall.The writing is fantastic. I really like the way it all comes together, and can't think of a single episode I didn't like.However - I have a favorite - I suggest any newcomers start with Season 2 Episode 3 - it is the funniest, grossest episode so far.Start there, and then go to the beginning and binge! There's no laugh track, the writing is quick and funny, the actors mesh well and even the kids have some really good lines (as opposed to just being a foil to the adults).Definitely worth the time.

This is a great comedy. The wit is very sharp and there are laugh out loud moments in every episode. You can definitely see the influence of Sam Bee and Jason Jones style humour in here. Even the kids are well cast and have funny lines.Sure not all aspects of the plot are realistic....but what comedy ever does realistic? the plot is there to set up the jokes, and it does that very well.Funniest show I've seen in a long time. well done.