The GOAT

The show is poking fun at reality TV shows. What a fantastic concept and hilarious option to bring on Daniel Tosh to tie everything together. Tosh's unique brand of humor and sharp wit add an extra layer of satire that makes the show even more enjoyable. The writing is clever, the characters are delightfully exaggerated, and the parody is spot-on. It's refreshing to see a show that doesn't take itself too seriously while still delivering sharp commentary on the absurdity of reality TV. Each episode manages to surprise with its creative take on familiar reality show tropes, making the audience laugh and think simultaneously. The production values are high, and the attention to detail in mimicking the style and format of actual reality shows is impressive. This approach to comedy is both innovative and entertaining, showing the ridiculousness of reality TV while providing genuine laughs. I'll be watching this until the end and eagerly anticipating each new episode, as it continues to be a standout in the comedy genre. The show's ability to blend humor with insightful critique makes it a must-watch for fans of both comedy and reality TV.

Yes it's the bottom of the barrel when it comes to "reality tv" Competitions? The competitions are haphazard at best. But Tosh points that out. Randomly walks around the house. If you are a Tosh fan... then you can power through the moments when he's not on screen. Mediocre show enhanced by one of the best comedians around.

They definitely have something here. They do need to get actual reality stars that more people will recognize. It's an entertaining concept... just put together half ass, last minute. Put some more effort into the actual competitions. Make them actually hard. A show I hope they continue and re took a bit.

One big reason I am really enjoying this show is because Tosh is the host, I'm a big fan. Also, really don't like any reality TV shows I have seen, and I've seen quite a few...well, because I have dated a number of women, so it comes with the territory.

One thing I really have about reality TV is that these shows take themselves far to seriously, and the contenders as well. I'm sure in most reality TV shows have applied psychologists pick the reality actors, to be psychologically toxic, sociopathic, and create an environment for terrible behavior. Or, really most reality TV is just boring, and pointless.

The GOAT, is definitely a light hearted show, which really make fun of reality TV, via satire. I also, like the contestants, because they do have fun personalities, some are just charming. And in the GOAT things do "get real" so that aspect is fun to watch in moderate doses.

If you are like me, I think you will really enjoy the GOAT. For those who are big fans of reality TV, I can see how this show might not have enough entertainment value for you. Still, for the reality TV lovers, this show does have everything, so give it a go. You might enjoy a more light hearted funny satire.

Daniel Tosh does an excellent job of taking the seriousness out of reality tv. His approach of introducing ridiculous challenges to contestants - for example The contestants had to build a raft of pool noodles to cross a pool to unlock a chest. At one point, a contestant asked why there is plywood when there's nothing to tie it together. The subtle bit of satire is what makes the show so funny and great and different from the seriousness of the high budget TV shows that America is obsessed with.

I think anybody going into the show looking for serious competition and drama are going to be disappointed. The point of the show is to poke fun at mainstream tv.

I absolutely love Daniel Tosh as the host of "The GOAT." His unique humor and sharp wit add a fresh and entertaining twist to the show. The casting is top-notch, featuring some of my all-time favorite reality stars, making it a fun watch.

I was already a huge fan of Justin Johnson (Alyssa Edwards) and was thrilled to see him walk in. His charisma and star power are undeniable, and he brings an incredible energy to the competition. From the moment he appeared, I was hooked on the show!

Including strategic-minded leaders in the cast was a brilliant move. It adds an extra layer of complexity and intrigue to the game, making each episode exciting to watch. The significant prize money of $200,000 adds even more excitement and flare to the show, motivating the contestants to bring their A-game.

One of my favorite parts of the show is when Daniel Tosh cracks jokes while the players are on the hot seat feeling high anxiety. His humor provides a perfect balance to the tension, making these scenes both entertaining and memorable.

The show flows seamlessly, thanks to the excellent work of the production crew. They do a fantastic job of capturing the players' raw emotions. "The GOAT" is a well-produced, highly entertaining series that is definitely worth watching!