Tom Green Country

As a fan on Tom's work, I really enjoyed this.

As we all become older we shift into a more chilled out, but satirical and cynical version of our past teenage selves, I don't see anything wrong with that, it's still a type of humour, but perhaps some people just don't get it and maybe haven't yet grown up mentally or experienced life's hardships.

I don't need to see him chewing his own mic or pouring gravy on his head to make me laugh or smile at or with him. I loved seeing him hang out with his parents and their banter is so sweet and funny.

I think he is an awesome dude and he can just keep doing what he does best in whatever form he wishes to broadcast it in, because to you critics, believe it or not, legendary status allows for this sort of biographical tv show. Lighten up! Maybe you need your hood painted, I think I know of a guy.

It's great to see where Tom Green is now after his wild journey through the Hollywood LA life. I was always a fan of Tom way back in the day. Huge respect to the guy who essentially invented the Podcast.

I really got re interested in Tom through his youtube channel during Covid. It was strange at first to see the Tom I knew with a huge beard, living the Van life. It was really cool to see how he has changed as a person. This version of Tom continues with this series where you get a cool glimpse at his humble farm life in Canada.

Another reason for this review was to counter balance arfdawg-1's out of touch review, especially after looking at his other reviews, yeesh!

The cynic in me thought this was a good way for Tom to finance the work on his new hideaway haven. The first 2 episodes leaned toward that cynical view, but slowly I became attracted to Tom's dream and those that helped build it. By episode 3 I was fully invested, and by ep 4 I was emotionally all the way deep in Tom's new world. Glad it only needed 4 eps, any longer it would have just been another vanity star project.

It was also long enough to understand Tom's love for his parents, and the lifelong friendships that he still cherises, including the respect of the down to earth experts that showed the way, from building fences, renovating the barn into a podcast studio, and most of all the animal handlers.

Tom didn't allow for any ego trips to get in the way of telling this humble story of a once high profile person embracing a new lease of life.

Absolutely loved this. Truly wonderful to watch a "star" go back to their roots and show humility and vulnerability while learning how to work a farmer's life.

Tom's mom and dad again bring a level setting to Tom's entertainment. They really represent all of our moms and dads. And having some extraordinaryly friendly neighbors helps allow us all to relate...but I really felt the stars of the show outside of Tom are Charlie, His mule and donkey and his surviving chicken. Tom clearly loves them like they are his own kids. They are very lucky.

Great job Tom! So happy to see you healthy and happy.

The Plot A glimpse into the boring life of the infamous comedian, Tom Green, as he relocates from Los Angeles to a simpler life on his new remote farm. But farm life isn't easy.

Is this a Hilton rip-off? Green is no longer funny. In truth, his demeanor, that of a 20-year-old in a geriatric body, just doesn't work anymore. It's not humorous, it's just plain weird.

And the music is even weirder. Wow.

Green directed the first episode. He should really keep his farm job. The show seems scripted and contrived.

I was literally bored out of my mind. Can't say I have much interest in the remainder of the series. And I can't imagine a season 2.