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You took a great premise, with funny and improv'd dialogue plus great cast... and ruined it by making it animation! Please return it to its former self.

Some producer's should stick to their day-jobs....as actors.

This show is fantastic, couldn't stop laughing at it as the characters are so whacked out its hilarious - I read a couple of peoples reviews giving it only 1 and I cannot deem their credible.

Am really hoping season 2 comes out, its humour at its best and wow will ferrel in this really adds to the punch - not a big fan of the actor but this role he gets an ovation from me - I cannot say the particulars as really its a show worth seeing without spoilers

One thing is that this show doesn't rely on special effects of edge of your seat action or thriller - it keeps you glued by sheer wit and that is a bonus

Hilarious show if you like people just riffing. Tim meadows is gold. But season 4. Freaking claymation. Really?

A team of cops, FBI agents, criminals and bit characters fill the time while waiting for a raid in each season.

In my opinion, the first 3 seasons were completely flawless. It is my type of humor, it was shot well, and the writing is high quality. The characters are built well, and the story beats are very funny. Overall, I would have loved a long0running series, and will DEFINITELY check out the Japanese one, if it's subtitled.

I enjoyed the show very much, but understand that it went south for the animated season. It's too bad, because so much of the show depended on the subtle facial expressions and looks characters gave to each other.

I am heartbroken that this is no longer being made as a live-action series. The Aussie one was also very funny, for those of you who want more of this.

Firstly, a little disclaimer: I haven't seen the Australian original, so I can't compare or comment, but clearly an American remake was the creators' intention given the involvement of Patrick and Trent.

As for the negative comments all around me, look - it is the POINT of the show. The vast majority of the scenes are purely dialogue and character-driven, and every couple of episodes something will actually happen, or two of the characters will meet - but you shouldn't be waiting or expecting during the other scenes for something to happen, it's just a little reward that works all the better BECAUSE of those scenes. It all worked well for me as the last thing I watched before I slept, as you can just listen for the most part, or have it on in the background while doing something else. Keep this in mind, if you want constant action or plot development then watch something else.

I was endeared to the show mainly because of the cast; the character pairings all work and have their moments, with the characters developing or expanding on previous conversations throughout. Season 2 takes great measures to revitalize the situations, especially with Jason Mantzoukas' character, who might have failed without the presence of Jesse Plemons, but actually prospers in an entertaining season-long storyline with Cristin Milioti.