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I have loved everything I gave seen from these guys, although I've not anything since beerfest. This was just dl simply not funny and it felt very contrived and forced the performances all felt mailed in. I'm going to checkin this up as some kind if aberration cuz I did really love Beerfest, Club Dread, and the first Super Troopers. I thought Club Dread was going to suck actually, but then was more than pleasantly surprised that it didn't. The other two I definitely expected to be funny.

Just finished binge-watching all 20 eps - wow this chick is funny and creative/imaginative. I first heard her comedy on the 24/7 Comedy station on the iHeart Radio app, and then somehow stumbled into this show on IMDb. As soon as I saw there were episodes entitled "Meth Lab" and "Gang Bang," my gut told me this would be a winner. And boy was I right! From the opening sketch where she's she's auditioning for a "2 girls, 1 cup" parody (and it didn't even matter that it was a bit late on the draw, it was so funny), I was hooked. Hilarious, relevant, insightful sketches interspersed with bits of her solid standup and surprisingly entertaining on-the-street and off-the-street interviews, Inside Amy Schumer is a sketch-comedy show not to be missed! Funniest comedienne-led show that I've seen since the Sarah Silverman Program, and funniest show in general than Louie but more consistently funny than both! Like I give it 9/10 cuz I would say 90-95% of the sketches and interview footage made me grin to laugh out loud :)

Just watched the Pilot - pretty slick stuff. Nothing ground-breaking, but solid fundamentals all there - plot, acting, script, prod design, music, pacing (no pun intended, lol). Speaking of Pace, the guy has presence and this attractive intensity about him that makes for a dynamic character. Also, already showing good character development, good plot devices, and intrigue. I always found the history of the evolution of computers and the internet and cell phones to be fascinating, and this looks to be another engaging foray into that often inaccessible world. They even manage to explain the technical and legal jargon well enough. On an unrelated note, I can't get over the fact that I think Mackenzie Davis is a dead ringer for a young Robin Wright. Looks like she could be the American Lisbeth Salander albeit with just a tad bit less edge. Decent music too, and I love anything 80's anyways. Best TV techie show since the underrated TV movie Pirates of Silicon Valley. So good so far, looks like another winner for AMC.