James Lutian

Dude is clearly guilty of something. No one else is such a shameless corporate shill. Probably a Diddy foam partier. Shame on you, Jimmy.

Dark comedy either hits big or misses big. Gaffigan seems to have hit a wall with his "I'm pale and eat a lot" material and decided to wade into this new genre. The result was a trainwreck.

Someone put this show out of its misery. For the love of everything that's Holy. I get more laughs out of Youtube videos that cost $5 to make. Why on Earth this show still gets produced is a mystery. Network comedy has morphed into some weird corporate infomercial that died years ago, everyone knows that. But what makes SNL even worse is that they appear to be the only ones who don't realize how obsolete and talentless they are. At least the cast of "Mr. Mayor" knows they're hacky. SNL still hasn't even reached that level yet, which is just excruciating to the average viewer. Yes, I'm sure some like it (I guess?) but I have yet to meet one. Unless I go back 20 years ago, and even then it was only the people I knew who lived in New York City. To find a contemporary of mine who enjoyed it, I literally would have to go back at least 25-26 seasons ago. How that's even possible blows my mind.

The new predatory version of newscasting is taken to a new level with a demagogic twist. Everything about this show is mean spirited and nasty, starting with its host. Cross proves you can be ugly on the inside and out.

This is the definition of jumping the shark. Netflix bombed once again trying to extend another series past the first season. It's like the writers have forgotten about the show just as much as the audience. The first two episodes of Lock and Key Season 2 nothing happens. And I mean that literally. I can't think of anything that happens that's worth reporting. Cheesy dialogue, a few key tricks, boyfriend drama, ect...But nothing that even remotely moves the storyline forward or is even the least bit entertaining. Then when things fall into place, if you can even call it that, the show miraculously manages to get worse. Thank God the premise of the show rests on kids forgetting about the keys once they turn 18. That way a year from now EVERYONE can forget about this train wreck together.

Not Jon Stewart's Daily Show. If you like network comedy (SNL, Late Show, Tonight Show, ect...) this can be an entertaining hour. If you're into actual comedy, this show is torture. But what makes this a true one star is that it lacks the comedic chops while somehow still not providing any real, thoughtful analysis. It's basically another good looking guy (Noah) reading hack lines in front of a camera. Like any network sitcom, it's good to fall asleep to, but that's about it.

Considered to be one of the worst films of all-time. I suggest anyone involved in film watch this movie and take notes. It's an unbelievable lesson in what not to do when directing/writing/producing a film. I really don't understand why Netflix decided to stream this at all. Anyone who wants to be entertained and isn't looking at it from an educational standpoint should stay far, far away.

This is not your typical, lame network late night show. It somehow manages to be worse, and watching Seth Meyers try to be funny actually hurts, physically. Meyers, and by extension Late Night, are so corny and predictable they entire aura of Meyers is one of a talentless, night club comic who is shocked he even has a show. In fact that is the general vibe of the entire show, one that just mails it in every night with overused bits, gags, and one liners compiled from every other comedy show throughout the day. Except the writing is less clever, and Meyers' delivery is sure to be worse. It's great for parties when you want to get everyone talking/mingling in the same room. Just turn on Late Night, and you will instantly see everyone start chatting with each other while slowly gravitating away from the television. This works for dates, as well.