The show is really funny and i don't know why there is not much rating for this. I hope they don't stop the series. The show is well scripted and the making is good. I love this pastor and he has a very good sense of humor. It is funny the way he gets into trouble and in the end finally gets it fixed. Despite so many deaths in the episodes, it is awesome.

Impastor is the best new show I have seen on T.V. this year! It is hilarious but also has a touch of darkness. I honestly first fell for this show when I heard Michael Rosenbaum was starring in it. Then I loved it more when I heard the description. I am a huge fan of The Walking Dead and Vampire Diaries but Impastor is still my new favorite show on T.V. I love that is has a refreshing story line. It isn't copying any other shows ideas. It is 100% original! Most shows now a days are all or mostly about science fiction/fantasy. So it is awesome to finally have a show on T.V. that is actually normal. Michael Rosenbaum is amazing in this show! He has been my favorite actor since I was 13. This role is perfect for Michael. He is so very talented and I am so happy he has this awesome role and T.V. show. Honestly you should check it out! I know this show isn't for everyone but it is awesome!Please do not judge it by the commercials or by what people who haven't seen it say. Check it out and enjoy!! You won't regret it! #GottaLoveBuddy #FaithInBuddy #GottaWatchImpastor

If you've watched it, remember how "The Last Man on Earth" started off with a bang? That particular series took a totally new concept, and made the pilot episode exceptional by utilizing a brand of comedy that's both genre-savvy and satirically realistic. Well, the pilot episode of "Impastor", starring (and produced by) Michael Rosenbaum, achieves the same effect. The situation the main character (Buddy Dobbs) finds himself in is just as wacky as what happened with The Last Man on Earth, and just like it, keeps its characters grounded in realistic personalities and reactions. This serves to make Impastor's characters both believable and relatable. Now all Impastor has to do is to avoid doing what "The Last Man on Earth" did after two episodes: devolving into yet another sub-par sitcom with copious amounts of hammy overacting and clichéd lines. I just hope the Nielsen ratings system gives this series a chance.

I loved the premiere of Impastor, an edgy, fast-paced comedy about a low-life con man who steals the identity of a gay pastor. Thirty seconds into it, I was already laughing. It packed a huge amount of story into 23 minutes, with several sub-plots pushing the story along. Not only is it a great comedy, but there's action, drama and suspense. It's nice the show is set up with a season-long story arc and not just self-contained, discreet episodes—it left me wanting to see what would happen next.Michael Rosenbaum is a good choice for the lead character, Buddy Dobbs. He captures the essence of the role as a reluctant impostor trying to make the best of his situation by pretending to be something he clearly knows nothing about. Rosenbaum's timing couldn't be more spot on, especially his comedic delivery.The whole cast is able to convincingly develop their characters' personalities in the brief time they have on screen. Overall, this is well-cast, with Aimee Garcia playing the no-nonsense girlfriend, LeeAnne, that Buddy has to leave behind; Sara Rue as eager-to-please assistant, Dora; Mircea Monroe as sexy treasurer, Alexa, who has the hots for the new pastor; Mike Kosinski as the obviously gay secretary, Russell, who is very excited by Buddy's arrival; and David Rasche as the suspicious church president, Alden.I'm really looking forward to the next episodes to see how the story unfolds. I would highly recommend this to adults, but probably only to mature teens, especially due to the use of strong language and some mature sexual themes.