This show is definitely bizarre but it's also very funny just because it is so bizarre! It's extra funny if you have watched Walker Texas Ranger before because this show is obviously making fun of that show and Clint Eastwood a lot.

Seasons 1-2 are fine, and very good, but you could easily skip them both and JUST watch Season 3. Start to finish it has to be one of the most bizarre and hilarious things I have ever witnessed.

How does one describe this show? Chris Monsanto is a throwback to the 1980s idiotic Chuck Norris action heroes. He is sexist, insensitive, dim-witted, arrogant and probably the most violent human ever put on earth. Fortunately for him, he lives in a world where few seem to notice what a psychotic Neanderthal this US Marshall is. Oh, he gets/kills the bad guy each episode and usually about a dozen other people, most of which were innocent bystanders. He has a captain that channels the spirit of Orson Welles and completely worthless. One of his partners is mentally retarded and completely worthless. His other partner is a female, who the caveman Monsanto views as completely worthless. Anybody familiar with Elliot knows his approach to comedy is, well, different. Call it anti-comedy if you will, but I laugh hard at every episode and am constantly amazed at how fresh the show is. Screwball like you have never seen and more bad catchphrases than you could ever imagine. I hope this show is around for a long time. Oh yeah, the other show I watch religiously? Comedy Bang Bang, which shares many of the same insane traits of Eagleheart.

This is hands down the funniest show on television. Chris Elliot has gotten nothing but better with age, and Brett Gelman and the other side kicks are perfect in their roles. The show runs 15 minutes, so I would argue to you that you should give it one chance. It might change your life forever. Elliot is the hardened, dirty-Harry/Walker Texas Ranger law man. Brett is his lovable oaf of a side-kick, and Orson Welles is their boss. I won't spoil any of the plots for you, but let me say, it is a pleasure to experience the anti-comedy of Elliot as well as the wonderful writing and production of the guy who writes and produces this show. I don't have the best memory for names but this show is definitely a winner.