The Dress Up Gang

The Dress Up Gang melds together bits and pieces of the past and present, creating a slightly surreal journey through ups and downs of life. From the past, there's old-time sound tracks (Zoot Suit Riot lol), 80's sitcom interaction styles, obscure movie references straight out of the Victorville Film Archive and many more.

Ironic normalization of hard drug use, peeing in pools, texting your friends things you feel like you can't say in person, this show runs the gamete, and is uniquely relatable for non-simps, in their 20-40s.

I had more laugh out loud moments with this show than Barry and Silicon Valley combined, and I've only watched 2/3rds of the episodes. There are several subtle interacting layers of humor from the music to the camera work to the situations to the words and actions of characters to the ultimate subversion of the obvious.

It streams on the TBS app or YouTubeTV. If you like anything Abso Lutely, this show will strum your guitar, . I can admit it may not be the best for very "literal" people, but for me, the best show I've seen in a while.

I can't say enough about this show. Its ridiculously hilarious in the most subtle ways. Its gut wrenching and somehow extremely comforting. Every character makes you want to become part of their circle of friends. Its unfortunate this show was dropped before it ever became a thing. To reference Cory's response to watching the Lost Bonus Features, I've watched every episode of The Dress Up Gang "5 times already" .

It's my favorite comedy show in over a decade. 10/10 infinitely.

I had never heard of this show and was channel surfing - hooked after first episode. There is nothing not to like. It is about friends, doing the right thing, and life's everyday situations taken to hysterically funny levels. Do not miss the skunk episode.

Where do I even start? This is a project I had to wait years to see in it's final form. Not a single episode disappoints in it's down to earth off-beat humor that speaks to the soul of every comedic philosopher who asks the world: "Why is this funny?" The Dress Up Gang answers: The man-child is not what makes us laugh. It is the process of growth from child to man that is universally funny. The life lessons that both Donny and Cory teach each other in each episode are touching, yet profound. Thank you for this masterpiece.

No laugh tracks or gimmicks, just perfectly timed and delivered humor. I can't tell you how many times in the past week I've made myself laugh out loud just thinking about a line from the Dress Up Gang.