The Beaverton

Perfect satire that is current and 100% Canadian! The 2 hosts are hilarious and quite believable.

Another in a long line of completely unfunny Canadian sketch-slash-variety comedy series. This show is a complete car wreck of terrible writing, awful-slash-hammy performances and just plain shoddy production. The laugh track was pitifully amateurish, it looked like amateur hour and was pathetic start to finish. It's a shame because an actually funny Canadian news comedy should was there to be had and could have been great.

It's no This Hour Has 22 Minutes or Rick Mercer Report, but for what started off as a university online Canadian news satire publication, this is great as far as Canadian content goes. Wannabe critics need to ease up on all the 1's and 2's... this show is funny and entertaining! A well deserved 8/10 from me. And if anyone thinks my review is fake, click on my username to see my 1000+ ratings and 600+ reviews, and read my bio on how to properly review on IMDb... you wannabe critics.

I like the website The Beaverton but this show is so wooden and poorly written and poorly performed and just plain cheap looking and dull I just can't make myself watch any more of it. I gave it many chances. The laugh track they stuck in was like it was done on somebody's laptop while they ran on a treadmill at the gym. The jokes are bad then there were explosions of laughter than stopped all of a sudden. Maybe that was supposed to be part of the joke but what I saw was just plain bad. I would give it a 1 but I like the online Beaverton so much I will bump it up. The hosts are likable but they have nothing to work with here, just really bad jokes.

This show is. Worst comedic actors. Worst comedic writing. Humber Comedy Program continues to destroy comedy in Canada by giving each other reach arounds. Learn something about satire, spoof, etc etc. And, when doing comedy- ESPECIALLY on camera, never try to be funny- it makes you even worse actors than you are. When you go out and do comedy, stop wanking off in front of your friends and stacking your audience- go to where people don't know you- you'll find out that you're not very good.