Cooper's Bar

...which is the point, right?

It's amazing the self-absorbed drivel that results from letting anyone with a keyboard type stuff online. (See other reviews above.)

This is an excellent, witty short form distraction, well worth watching.

But he isn't in this.

I'm not quite sure what to think about this vignette. And am not sure what it would have been without Rhea Seehorn. She added the "heft" to the show, the quick quips that weren't meant to be funny, but were.

When the young neighbors discovered it, there was some hope at fun!

You'll have to watch it to see where that went.

The show ended on an abrupt note. I expected another episode and was very disappointed when there wasn't one.

This show is short. Not terribly sweet. Some interesting thoughts are discussed. Some.

It's worth watching for Rhea Seehorn.

Like the chicken wings, this show is packed with good punch. Love the plot lines. All mini segment shows... with all the hip lingo. Trash on Range-rover, lights in backyard bar, wise cracking mall cop. Cheerful English dude, and ballsy wife make this show. Cooper is a Danny DeVito-esque character who is fabulously funny!

I'm starting to think American humour differs greatly from British. Watching this via YouTube, I don't think I laughed once. Or even smiled. It's just not funny. Maybe I just didn't get it.

I'm not sure who would consider this show a comedy. I even enjoy dark comedy but this show never made me even have a "sensible chuckle" or slightest grin. It is a drama not a comedy and not even a dramedy (which most of the times are dramas with 1 or 2 funny moments amidst all the pain and stress) so that misclassification made it hard for me to enjoy the show since my wife and I went into it thinking it would be funny.

I'd rate it higher as a drama but even then it doesn't work for me. I'm was never interested in the sad sack characters or their interactions. Others who enjoy "maelstroms of pain" may disagree and really love this work but it isn't for me.