SDJerry

I saw this film, one week prior to its opening, at a special sneak preview for members of my synagogue. Not one of us Jews got it, liked it or understood how this got green-lighted or why it was made. In fact, all of us hated it. The fact that every review I now read is glowing makes me think I saw a different film than they did. That this film would appeal to anyone who was under 50 and not Jewish is downright unbelievable to me. One of our party fell asleep and we did not feel the film was good enough to warrant waking her up. The unanimous opinion of those of us who saw this film was that "there's two hours of my life I'll never get back".

In this age of pranking, I cannot believe this many educated and ostensibly smart people would fall for the shenanigans pulled by "Mr. Todd". Despite the mansions and yachts etc. it is inconceivable to me that these folks are clueless as to the propriety of "Mr. Todd"'s antics.

I missed episode #4 and I'm bummed out over that. All in all, the concept is brilliant and the show is F-ing hilarious. I cannot wait to see who the mystery person really is. I would have loved to have been the actor playing the boss.

The winner won't mind as they collect a quarter million bucks cash. The 15 losers will, no doubt, be livid.