In a forum full of reviewers, I thought that it was weird how this show escaped notice, so I thought I'd share. It. Is. Hilarious. In the first episode alone, he reviews what it's like to steal, become addicted to crack, then attend prom. You would think that there's little chance of everything linking together, but honestly...

Spoiler

His addiction starts a chain reaction that spans throughout the two seasons

It's well into its second season and should be wrapping up soon, so there's like a good fifteen episodes to catch up on. To further sell this, in one of the episodes of the second season, he reviews glory holes. (The link is to a short snippet.)

Yes, go watch it. Here's a small taste of the completed reviews:

Review - Addiction
Review - Being a Racist

 

I like this show a lot, though I'm not caught up, actually. There are so many great comedies out there, but this is a good reminder to finish season 2 already. I loved the pancakes episode in season 1.

I still can't see Andy Daly without thinking of Ben Franklin, it doesn't matter how many other shows he's been in, I just look at him and think of his appearance on The Office.

 

Yeah, it's coming back just as the fall season line up returns, but there's still one more episode to go. All the reviews got ramped up in the second season. As awesome as the pancakes reviews were, the recent one about his imaginary friend might trump that.

Hopefully, there'll be a third season. The show still doesn't seem to get popular despite all the good reviews (ha!) it gets from critics.

That Office episode was years ago... Damn. That's some memory.

 

That was a hilarious episode. Loved the tag when Dwight tried to trick him into revealing he wasn't Franklin. Yeah, Andrew Daly's been around for a while, so it's great to see him finally getting real juicy work. Review's a dark (pitch black) comedy, and it's great. That said, pancakes divorce pancakes is the pinnacle the show got to.

 

What did you think of There All Is Aching? It's my favorite so far, next to the pancake episodes. (I just watched clips on YT, to be clear) And that lolworthy ending.

 

Aw, man. That Lisa. Sometimes, it's just the way how what sounds like an innocent topic meanders into the weirdest possible set-ups. Their channel on Youtube is pretty sparse as far as I can tell. Try watching it at Comedy Central's website?