I was looking forward to seeing this show based upon some reviews placed here. What a mistake.The premise is about two guys who are experiments for drugs tests at some clinic called Testico.Each episode brings a new drug and new side effects. Laffs is supposed to ensue. They don't.Truth is, the show is sort of a bad rip-off of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, only it has none of the edgy humor, explaining why it only lasted 13 episodes.The "humor" if far more offensive fare and plenty of gay jokes between the two childhood pals. There's even a gay sex show between them in episode 3..only they aren't gay and that's what the joke is supposed to be! Who's writing this crapola? And BTW, I'm far from politically correct, but if you're gonna try to walk around the edge of tastefulness, at least make it funny. It's just dumb in this show.I lost interest mid-way thru episode 4 when I thought I had watched about ten episodes and found out I only started the fourth! Oh and Ep 4 has to do with a female talking vacuum the boys are testing. Imagine the possibilities! ZZZZZZzzzzzz... stay away!

I really like this show , the writing is great , the direction absolutely adds the perfect tempo to the comedy ,and is often the punchline itself. The only problem is they don't seem to realize that they do not need overtly sexual jokes and writing. I watched all of the episodes but, unfortunately most were either overly sexual or had a little to much toilet humor. The 4 or five that were watchable in mixed company had my family and friends rolling on the floor. At times I was out of breathe with tears rolling down my cheeks. This has the potential to be great. But,like South Park and others I can think of writers need to have faith in their fans. We want well written comedy. That does not mean juvenile humor! The four episodes we all watched Vac Attack, Truth Serum, Jelly Bean Omelet, and Pineapple Shampoo .( Other than a brief whacking off in the nude in "shampoo") I was able to watch and share with three generations of my family and all loved it . I hope they write more like this. also it seems to have such an English humor feel to them , does anyone know if there is a basis for this ?

If you're looking for smart, subtle humor like The Office, then you're looking in the wrong direction. Testees is a crude, absurd, and downright disgusting laugh riot that will make you feel absolutely dirty after watching it.The pilot was better than I expected so I watched the episode the week after, and I swear to you, I have never laughed as hard and as loud as I did that night. Never has a show just thrown all their cards on the table like Testees has done. It's not to say that Testees is pure gross out humor, it does have it's subtle humorous moments, but when they go for a laugh, they don't pull any punches.It's the perfect compliment for It's Always Sunny.

The commercials for this show were really funny. I didn't even realize that Kenny (minus Spenny) Hotz was involved with the project until I saw his name in the opening credits. Fans of the Kenny vs. Spenny show won't even recognize him, although he does play a major part in the pilot.This is definitely a show for adults. There's lots of juvenile and raunchy humor, which I LOVE. It was the awkward, unfunny spaces in between that made this show a little disappointing. It was almost painful to watch at some points. I hope the future episodes are better, because the concept is great.