Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Charming and brutal

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

I loved this show. I'm 61, it's definitely adult, & sometimes I can't believe what they get away with putting on TV, but I love it. It's very funny, upbeat, & I the like the variety of stories & characters. The music is good too, with musicians appearing in each episode. I've recommended it to my daughter & my sister.

OK I watched the back to back episode of this show and one I really liked however the other episode had a rather rude confession scene mocking God but on the flip side I seen other episodes since that one and have really enjoyed them and they have managed to keep getting funnier as the show moves along as of now my favorite episode has been the one with 'jamie presly' now that's the kind of laughs I wanted from the begging

I can say I watched the first episode and liked it however I didn't like the second episode but the one I watched this past Thursday sealed the fate for the show for me and I love it the show really is creative and all around funny yes you might need to appreciate a certain type of sense of humor to enjoy it properly however if you have that respect for this type of comedy then you should be able to enjoy it very well and have a good time watching it

The Guest Book is a new TBS anthology comedy from creator Greg Garcia (My Name is Earl; Raising Hope) and it certainly delivers. This is Garcia's first foray into the cable world and so far I'm loving it. Being a cable show, it doesn't have to cater to your broadcast network standards and practices, and as a result, the jokes don't have to be played safe. That being said, this one is definitely not for the kids. But after you and your significant other put the kids to bed, be sure to check out this show for a lot of solid laughs thanks to a bevy of wacky characters. Even though it's an anthology series and you'll see new guests every week, it doesn't appear to just be standalone episodes. The townsfolk seem to have some developing story lines, which is nice to see and makes this series more cohesive than just your regular anthology. I will be checking back in to Froggy Cottage next week.