It's too bad they're ending the show because it's really starting to work without Christy and last episodes have been hilarious. I need more!
2 Reviews
Another great one
alex-munoz-rodriguez12 March 2021
This is the real stuff
rayboblove16 March 2021
When Steve Valentine shows up on a sitcom, fasten your comedy seat belt.
Valentine and William Fichtner give us a master class in emotional sincerity and transparency without making us feel we were conned into feeling what they made us feel. It's real, it's deep. And then, in a split second, the scene calls for Valentine's character to hide his inner reveal, and he spins it on a molecule and reverts back to who he's always pretending to be.
You know that big rock star who was always doing characters, and then told us he'd stopped doing characters, but we nonetheless felt like he still was? I wonder if Steve Valentine may have extracted some inspiration from that. He clearly knows that being a rock star does not mean you're living in bliss. You might, in fact, be far from it.
Such a satisfying experience to watch this episode.
Valentine and William Fichtner give us a master class in emotional sincerity and transparency without making us feel we were conned into feeling what they made us feel. It's real, it's deep. And then, in a split second, the scene calls for Valentine's character to hide his inner reveal, and he spins it on a molecule and reverts back to who he's always pretending to be.
You know that big rock star who was always doing characters, and then told us he'd stopped doing characters, but we nonetheless felt like he still was? I wonder if Steve Valentine may have extracted some inspiration from that. He clearly knows that being a rock star does not mean you're living in bliss. You might, in fact, be far from it.
Such a satisfying experience to watch this episode.
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