Dom and Adrian: 2020

I was about to switch this off after the first 10 minutes; it came across as dated, tasteless, stereotyped bits, much about how 'terrible' millennials/capitalists/real estate agents are with a dash of very unfunny slapstick humour. BUT, as I continued watching, it became something quite different. I ended up feeling quite confused, mildly offended and laughing (in an enjoyable way). Don't judge without watching through to the end. The illuminati subplot was particularly amusing.

Like totally not totally awesome, ok man.

Like this is so not on trend anymore dude, its like totally cliched at this point, OMG.

Someone famous once said, beware of becoming the mask behind the mask or such, maybe it was Muhmmed Ali, or someone else of note in history, or maybe they even said, be careful becoming the thing you despise, or the road to Bondi is paved with good intentions etc, yadda yadda.

Anyway, I totally love Australian content and understand the challenges facing production during a pandemic, but like this is totally not it ok man?

Why not let sleeping lions sleep where they were once admired for a while. Why wake them up and then force them to do cheap magic tricks for the masses?

Its Totally not that much fun any more and my tiktok account cant cope with 15 seconds of content let alone trying to sit through this sorta of hard noise.

Yeah, this isn't it.

I'm from sydney, it should be super relatable but it's just "smashed avo on toast lol" type humour in a lazily slapped together mishmash that would have been better as an 8 minute YouTube video. The tone deaf opening bushfire joke, that saw people running out of a flaming bushland while Dom and Trent from punchy stood there looking annoying, set the tone for what would be a boring, joyless and cheap half an hour that I'll never get back.

I'm on the 333 straight the hell away from this dated, brand new show.

I loved this! I found it creative, engaging, relatable, ridiculous and refreshing. I'm so sick of the plastic Netflix junk that's been saturating our screens and dumbing us down. This is storytelling without the cream.. but it's still got the jam.