byron williams

I really liked the space fire. Especially how it appears at the very beginning. Lowers your expectations for good sci-fi immediately.

L’egemonia é na brutta cosa. Avete bisogno di propaganda estera?

I yearn for the days when propagandists were subtle

Reading the comments, it would seem this show is steadily hated by both sides. They chose to cater to the side with no humor and any joke they make is a target for progressive anger.

The first couple of episodes are slow as they build the characters, but by the third episode it's off the wall hilarious, but in that witty, sarcastic and dry tone that you can only find in England. We all have a bit of both Mark and Jez in us, which makes them both relatable.

While a bit childish, it's also pretty darn witty.

It can be funny, and "Dave" is not a bad actor, but it comes off more as a pop culture influencer than a coherent show. And that guy GATA has no business in front of a camera. Terrible actor.

First of all, this documentary is more than what the killer could hope have hoped for. So congrats on all your success there... Second, how is nudity and vulgarity so frowned upon, when horrendous violent footage that REAL is just casually tossed about? Does that seem normal to people?

It's one of those comedies where each character is so screwed up, that you can't help but laugh. Definitely more to the dark side!

Usual over rated Hollywood garbage. Can we start giving our money to real artists?