No, but when I saw Annie Murphy was in an episode I went ahead and watched that one. She was her usual awesome self. The show is just not my type of humour, I guess. The main guy is a goof.
No, but when I saw Annie Murphy was in an episode I went ahead and watched that one. She was her usual awesome self. The show is just not my type of humour, I guess. The main guy is a goof.
I don't have NF but could you watch the second episode & then come back here & give your impressions?
Several years ago I watched the original on BBC Three, " Murder in Successville (2015-2017)". At times it was a bit mediocre, however the overall impression - largely dependent on the improv skills of the guest celebrity - was surprisingly entertaining.
This American - Netflix - remake has raving reviews with ratings of 4 to 5 out of 5 stars. So it must be good (?).
There was a chuckle now and then, and it sometimes felt like watching a SNL sketch. It's always fun seeing all those celebs put in a situation where they have to improvise and it'd be a hoot to watch an unedited version.
Though I prefer the original from the BBC, I'll be looking forward to season two on Netflix.
Resposta de bratface
no 4 de febreiro do 2022 ás 3:47AM
Have you seen the second episode yet?
Resposta de dawna3
no 4 de febreiro do 2022 ás 10:23AM
No, but when I saw Annie Murphy was in an episode I went ahead and watched that one. She was her usual awesome self. The show is just not my type of humour, I guess. The main guy is a goof.
Resposta de bratface
no 4 de febreiro do 2022 ás 2:06PM
I don't have NF but could you watch the second episode & then come back here & give your impressions?
Resposta de dawna3
no 6 de febreiro do 2022 ás 6:15PM
Lol what is the fascination with ep 2?
Resposta de bratface
no 6 de febreiro do 2022 ás 6:17PM
Marshawn Lynch.
Resposta de wonder2wonder
no 8 de febreiro do 2022 ás 3:41AM
Several years ago I watched the original on BBC Three, " Murder in Successville (2015-2017)". At times it was a bit mediocre, however the overall impression - largely dependent on the improv skills of the guest celebrity - was surprisingly entertaining.
This American - Netflix - remake has raving reviews with ratings of 4 to 5 out of 5 stars. So it must be good (?).
There was a chuckle now and then, and it sometimes felt like watching a SNL sketch. It's always fun seeing all those celebs put in a situation where they have to improvise and it'd be a hoot to watch an unedited version.
Though I prefer the original from the BBC, I'll be looking forward to season two on Netflix.