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"Space Force" trade marked by Netflix before the United State government, this Steve Carell comedy is surprising. Not a particular fan of Carell's typical low-brow comedy, but somehow this contemporary comedic vehicle retains a wry intellectual wit about it, probably greatly helped along with the dynamism between Carell and award-winning actor, John Malkovich. The fresh take and parody of America's newest military branch has delightful scenes that pit science versus human intuition along with a decent rather unique set of family dynamics. Each episode somehow incorporates a sensitive and powerful emotive message and performance by Carell. An entertaining and actually captivating series that easy and fun to watch along with a heartful storyline.

Tries too hard at times and just not as funny as it wishes it was ........Worth a watch if your bored but don't expect too much

Not for everyone, but from an European eye I've found that hilarious. A lot of jokes about American politics, POTUS & twitter, Pelosi, Ocasio-Cotez. The duo Carrel-Malkovitch works so good, true connection. Easy to binge, very refreshing, go for it !

Which is a good thing. Space Force shares The Office's creator Greg Daniels and lead actor Steve Carell but that's about where the similarities should stop.

Space Force is a political satire comedy that aims to portray the ridiculousness of trying to militarise space (and earth to an extent), and it does this extremely well.

Some people have expected The Office in space, or The Office in a military setting, and those people will be disappointed. To them I say, move on and enjoy this for what it is.

This is NOT The Office, it's Space Force, and that's why its great.

A perfect vehicle for Carell's brand of comedy. He was born to play this kind of determined, slightly stiff government official, whom things keep happening to, but who can weather any storm with common sense and a big heart. All the while, tomfoolery arises all around him, courtesy of a ragtag band of oddballs and doubters. None more funny than a pitch perfect John Malkovich. And that's where the show is at his strongest, with comedy that is just the right balancing act between screwball and tongue-in-cheek.

By the middle of the second season though, it's clear that the budget and the ambitions have been downsized a bit. Pity. There was room for many more seasons of high jinx and developing characters.