brightpilot6 said:Well, this series isn't really meant to be a belly laugh kind of show. I mean, sure, there are some great jokes—and some weaker ones, obviously—but the foundation is humor built in the vein of Jerry Seinfeld. It relies mostly on those everyday situations and reactions where we see ourselves or people we know reflected back, all presented through a sort of relaxed, "whatever" perspective on life. For me, that makes it the kind of material you can watch multiple times without the individual punchlines losing their edge. That's why it feels like such a breath of fresh air; aside from the scoundrel and Gruntovcan, I honestly can't think of another American series I'd want to revisit like this, yet I've already sat through every episode three times.
Plus, there is always something refreshing about watching actors who aren't constantly in your face.
Speaking of which, very soon, in just a few minutes, we might witness perhaps the saddest scene in the entire history of PBS, when Jerzy Dudek takes a train to Germany and ends up jumping out of it at the end.😢😢😢😢
James Anderson5 said:It would be more realistic if Josep Maria Bartomeu was just some guy selling bottled water and Replace VB16 were actually German tourists ☕
Replace VB16 with Chinese club owners🤣
They buy the name, expecting quality to follow, but then... nothing. Just a total bust.🙂