This series is like Family Guy, but not animated. Without spoiling, the gas station biker "dialing" the phone had me laughing so hard, I thought I was gonna pass out!!! Omg what was that! This is a full on, how hilarious would it be if *insert absurd circumstance* happened for real comedy show. Yes not all jokes are hits, but it's a lot fun anyway. It also shows a lot of sidestories/consequenses of people who interacter with the cast, which is an interesting way to show a much fuller picture of everything in that imaginary world. Something a lot of movies or series sometimes lack. Bravo to writers, they made something special for sure!
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Prismark1013 June 2021
This certainly looks like an episode directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen.
It displays their brand of humour and I admit to chuckling at the Bill Cosby gag.
Josh needs to stop a young Kronish from getting herpes at a frat party. The moon landing is his gateway.
So far that is still inspired by Back to the Future.
Outside Tiger and Wolf barricade the perimeter. Only for the police and a motorcycle gang to show up.
That part of the story is basically Terminator 2, especially as Wolf is ordered not to kill.
It is sporadically funny but looks like a homage to movies and shows that Goldberg and Rogen like.
It displays their brand of humour and I admit to chuckling at the Bill Cosby gag.
Josh needs to stop a young Kronish from getting herpes at a frat party. The moon landing is his gateway.
So far that is still inspired by Back to the Future.
Outside Tiger and Wolf barricade the perimeter. Only for the police and a motorcycle gang to show up.
That part of the story is basically Terminator 2, especially as Wolf is ordered not to kill.
It is sporadically funny but looks like a homage to movies and shows that Goldberg and Rogen like.
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bobcobb30116 November 2017
Warning: Spoilers
If this show is going to rely on corny time travel jokes then I don't think it will work out. That can only go on for so long, and while the Bill Cosby bits were clever, the concept is already tired in episode two.
I plan to stick with this show, but Future Man isn't funny enough to be a comedy, and not compelling enough to pull viewers in as a more dramatic program.
I plan to stick with this show, but Future Man isn't funny enough to be a comedy, and not compelling enough to pull viewers in as a more dramatic program.
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