My wife and I watched every episode within about a week. Needs some consistency with segments but overall it's good. I'm not a skateboarding video of a guy busting an ankle or a zit popping laugh guy. Which is what it seems most are going too. Joel seems to focus on the less noticed things.

I love this show like I loved The Soup. I'm so happy that it exists....sometimes when I think about shows like The Bachelor or those Kardashian a**holes I think what horrible world am I living in??.....but then Joel comes along and makes fun of them and I once again I have hope for the human race. Please continue this show, Netflix (ba-bong)....I need it to brighten my day.

Carbon copy of other shows doing the same thing, Joe McHale is not a big enough personality to make it any better/different than the others. And bringing on Paul Feig doesn't make things any better, just makes them far worse in fact, his Ghostbusters shenanigans live long in the minds of many; making a rubbish, ideologically driven movie and then calling fans of the franchise names when, unsurprisingly, they didn't seem to like it. No Joe, get away from Paul and go find something better to do.

While some review(s) balk at the concept of the show, saying that Joel McHale can't run something like this or that this is some sort of low point, I need only reference the fact that this is, in all relevant ways, The Soup which ran for over a decade.And this show is The Soup, except on Netflix (dum-dummm), and aside from some jokes geared at the network and other slight changes, this is essentially the same show that you remember.From the fantastically ridiculous and out-of-context clips to the impromptu cameos and cheesy segment openers, it is the perfect successor to the series, and the same parts that used to make me laugh are doing so once again. That all being said, this show is not for everyone (the same could be said for the original), but if you liked McHale's last half-hour standing in front of a green screen once a week, you should not be disappointed.