Seul face au bébé

I dont know, why you guys hoping a comedy show to be realistic.

And Above all, We all watched it because our childhood star, "Rowan Atkinson". Love his Dialogues, his accent, that's the comedy i found in the series. Even though he's an OLD MAN himself, Still Tryna Make us laugh is brilliant.!!

You should not expect a lot from a Christmas Mini Series!!

Appreciate the Effort !

MERRY CHRISTMAS !

'Man vs Baby' is predictable and a bit absurd and you absolutely have to suspend disbelief, yet I still had a good time because the real selling point is Rowan Atkinson doing what only he can do. There's this specific old-school Bean energy in the way he reacts to chaos with those tiny pauses, the confused stares, the sudden stubborn determination and it honestly felt nostalgic to watch him carry scenes with pure physical comedy instead of loud punchlines. The story itself is thin and some choices are so obviously dumb that I got irritated for a second, but the show keeps moving fast enough to stay watchable. The baby CGI can look a little wonky which takes you out of it here and there, yet once you accept the silliness you can just enjoy the hijinks. It's not some comedy masterpiece and it doesn't reinvent anything, but as a short easy holiday friendly watch it works and I genuinely loved seeing Rowan Atkinson back on screen doing his thing.

Obviously (like me), these are Americans that are having such a negative reaction to Rowan's particular style of comedy ( notice I did not put comedy in quotes, lol) (because obviously it's legitimate comedy, and that's the point) but it IS comedy and it's also a sweet holiday message - look, I take your point but real talk, just turn it off if your not enjoying it? Right?

It is one of those works that people watch because of one person. This is the power of Rowan Atkinson that can attract the audience. Rowan Atkinson proved that smoke still rises from the log and can still play good comedies. The series has an interesting narrative and can make the audience laugh with different situations, and I think it is satisfying for a fun series and a short comedy. The strength of the series is Rowan Atkinson, and it is very difficult to imagine another person in his place. The idea and way of telling the story has improved from the previous series and has managed to cover some of the weaknesses of the previous series, but it still has various weaknesses, including characterization and script. Ultimately, it is a series for family gatherings and holidays that reminds us of the good old days. I hope Rowan Atkinson, or our own Mr. Bean, will work more because he still has the potential to make the audience laugh.

Rowan Atkinson remains undeniably charming, delivering a very gentle brand of comedy here. However, it feels like Netflix is increasingly sacrificing quality for quantity. While the show managed to elicit a few chuckles, the storyline was incredibly thin. Ultimately, my enjoyment was rooted almost entirely in nostalgia rather than the plot.