Immoral Compass

First of all, this wasn't what I expected. It's like 20 very short sketches based on common themes like guilt and authenticity. Each sketch is only a couple of minutes long linked together by Bill Burr monologues. Bill's monologues are the best part of the show. Some of the sketches are great, some just OK and a few suck. All the sketches are dark but never go over the line, pretty safe stuff really. I really liked the ending though.

Hardest I've laughed in years. Unfiltered and original.

Watching this show is like listening to the most interesting man in the world throwing witty one-liners at you non stop that make you go - "dang, why didn't I come up with that?"

The ending made me sad, but this whole series is perfect. So many times I actually laughed out loud, which not a lot of media does for me anymore. It is a perfect show with reality coming at you hard and fast throughout. Wonderful. I love it. I would love a season 2.

Nice short format, didn't feel too rushed.

Bill, perfect, the little holes in his scalp from the hairplugs will haunt my nightmares forever.

I rushed the last 2 episodes but the bill scenes, didn;t miss much.

At a time where we are being flooded with super hero films and remakes, this kind of dark comedy is what we really need. Using actual comedians instead of comedic actors that play the same dang character in everything they're cast in was a treat. Also how great is it to see Madrigal in his dream role as a doctor, how about making him play a Mexican immigrant so he can both pain and challenge himself.