The premise of this is actually quite clever. A New York mobster turns states evidence, rats out his cronies and get's sent into witness protection. But he's sent to Canada for some reason. Cue the fish out of water plot and you have the story.
It's kinda funny but it's not really laugh out loud funny. The best way I can describe this is it's in the vein of Family Guy but with a more linear plot and less fighting a guy in a chicken suit.
The humor is pretty low brow when you get down to it. There's a lot of Canadianisms in it, jabs at America and a Mountie that really seems to reference Dudley Do-Right from the old Bullwinkle cartoon.
Beyond that, I didn't find much reason to come back to this once all the characters were introduced, they're pretty one dimensional and once you get who and what they are there's just nothing else to go back to.
It's pretty standard middle of the road fare.
It's kinda funny but it's not really laugh out loud funny. The best way I can describe this is it's in the vein of Family Guy but with a more linear plot and less fighting a guy in a chicken suit.
The humor is pretty low brow when you get down to it. There's a lot of Canadianisms in it, jabs at America and a Mountie that really seems to reference Dudley Do-Right from the old Bullwinkle cartoon.
Beyond that, I didn't find much reason to come back to this once all the characters were introduced, they're pretty one dimensional and once you get who and what they are there's just nothing else to go back to.
It's pretty standard middle of the road fare.