Kevin Can F**K Himself

"Starring Schitt’s Creek’s Annie Murphy (Alexis Rose) and Mary Hollis Inboden (The Real O’neals and The Righteous Gemstones), this show really breaks the sit-com mold. Annie Murphy plays a discontented housewife with a giant oaf of a husband and no one she would consider to be real friends. You watch in horror as everything goes totally sideways while trying her best to not end up in jail for murdering her horrible husband. Although Murphy’s Boston accent isn’t always on point, that is a very overlook-able and small complaint when you see what they are trying to accomplish here. With its half laugh track and half super gritty aesthetic, they way this show was crafted really goes the extra avant-grade mile. If you have the chance, check this one out (Streaming on AMC+)"

"My second favorite character on Schitts Creek lol.....probably will check this out"

"This show was such a fun watch! Brilliant satire and so dead on with taking down those crummy 90s sitcoms. It was great to see what great range Annie Murphy has."

"Wow, I find this compelling. It presents itself as your usual mediocre sitcom: brightly lit, with a laugh track, buffoonery, etc. Then when Kevin isn't in the scene, the lighting dulls, there isn't a laugh track or high jinx, and you see what other character's are really thinking and feeling, about Kevin, themselves and their lives. Mary Hollis Imboden is terrific in this, too."

"I had a difficult time getting super addicted at first. Around halfway through the first season, I became increasingly intrigued. There are some unique stylistic decisions, which I appreciated. It definitely added another element to the show. I’m looking forward to Season 2. "

"Such a unique show, mashing sitcom stereotypes against a somber, chaotic and witty reality. So good! Great cast, too."

"My hope for the show is that it goes full "Twilight Zone," and that Kevin is some sort of godlike being who can't be killed in a conventional way, perhaps the center of a universe that's not actually our own. Something along the lines of the "USS Callister" episode of "Black Mirror," maybe. Fingers crossed."

"Annie Murphy is fantastic! It's dark and difficult trying to deal with her narcissistic, juvenile husband. This show is based in my city, that's what peaked my interest initially. I get all of the jokes you'd only get if you lived around here."

"Just watched episode 2. Months after episode 1. I’d have happily ignored the rest but Greg wants to watch a few more. "

"Entertaining!"