Reboot

I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised at how well this show is. Good writing, decent jokes and the actors are doing a great job. Normally I hate most American made sit coms/comedies, as they are mostly hammy and working with a tired framework, but there is a freshness about this. There is no laugh track to this, which I think is great and the fact your not told when laugh

Of each episode I have had at least two or three laugh out loud moments, and one or two chuckles, which is another big positive.

I have only seen three episodes so far but the characters and dialogue, and writing are done well..I really hope it keeps it up.

Ok, I admit that I was a bit sceptical about this show, having seen the trailer. Could they fill out the weekly half hour with quality comedy? Well, the answer is a resounding YES!

This show is hilarious. The writing is clever and the acting is first rate. The cast are, well, well cast in their roles. Even the mummy's boy is turning into a likeable and hilarious character.

The juxtaposition in the writers' room, between the old fogeys and the supposedly hip younger writers is really very funny, as the two groups gradually turn into each other.

If you're not watching this, you're missing out on some very good laughs.

I should admit after the first episode I was not thrilled about watching more of this show. It looked like another show you could safely pass without missing much. But the second episode changed everything. The story got much much more worthwhile. The show and characters started showing some depth and especially Paul Reiser's character kept me interested and I am glad I kept watching.

From a show I was ready to forgo it turned into something I am looking forward to. I gave it a 7 rating but it has the potential to go higher (and hopefully not disappoint).

Rachel Bloom and Paul Reiser central story line is my favorite and the richer it gets the better.

This really surprised me. I expected a traditional networks sitcom, and this is that but with a whole lot more. This feels like it could be a four quadrant show while also not talking down to us and having a lot of wit and inside jokes. The things that really hit, really hit hard. Actually laughing out loud is not something that usually happens for me but I did a few times. The cast is phenomenal. None of them are overdoing it or playing their tics. I have nothing negative to say. Give it a shot. Right now my favorite shows are Reservation Dogs, Barry and Succession so that'll give you a hint of my taste. Finally, I appreciate that the child actor grown up isn't a spoiled dick-they went another direction and it's so much better-thank you!

This is such a breath of fresh air. First of all, what a cast! They really knocked it out of the park. I love everybody. Key, Greer, and Knoxville are fantastic. This is the first time I've seen Calum Worthy who plays their "TV son" Zack, and he is great. And who doesn't love Paul Reiser? C'mon.

But the first thing that really hit me right was the production. This show is beautiful to look at. Top quality filming.

Then in episode 2, they brought in Fred Malamed, George Wyner, and Rose Abdoo and I fell in love with them instantly. I could watch them all day. Then Bob Clendinen from Cougar Town, in the same episode!

Well, I'm a sucker for a great cast. It's frustrating to me that Keegan Michael Key is the more serious character and straight man, because he's one of the funniest people alive. But I love shows about friends working through things together, and I love this show. I hope it is on for a while.