Just getting started with this one and so far it's genuinely funny. It has an almost adlib approach with a good budget which comes off kinda like Quickdraw. The episodes are short so you shouldn't get tired of laughing. This show is stupid with a purpose. Those lacking appreciation for quick-witted comedic dialogue will find this difficult to watch. I would suspect that of one particular reviewer.

I love this show. The writer and/or creator's interpretation of Hell is hilarious. Eddie Pepitone playing himself cracks me up every time. Sometimes it gets a bit gross but not enough to stop being funny. It's a shame that this show isn't a half hour. Even though I like most of these short shows, I never liked the short format. Anyway, one of the best AS originals. Watch it.

I am so happy there is another season of this show, it's really FUNNY! There are so many tag lines, I love Matt Servitto as Satan, he really nails it - AHA! I like everyone one this show. I wish it was longer than 12 minutes. This show is the only reason I watch Adult Swim, until there are new Squidbillies. Even though the name is a mouthful the premise is hilarious and I like that Gary is nice, I don't remember what he did to go to hell, maybe they haven't explained that yet. This is one of the few shows I would actually buy the DVD set of, its pretty quirky and I love Gary's mistakes - Hail Satin!! I guess its kind of like The Office only in Hades and everything is on fire and the other workers are just trying to not get tortured, but there are so many opportunities for jokes, and the elevator is always full of scary things that come running out at you and of course you have to scan an ID to get the elevator to come to your floor and the ID machine will only read your card after the 700th time you scan it. This show is FUNNY!!

Awesome show! I have never seen the acting of Henry Zebrowski (the actor who plays Gary, the main character) but I was amazed at his abilities and the subtle movements and faces he makes that really sells the jokes. The back up cast of Matt Servitto (the devil), Dana Snyder (Gary's old roommate)and Craig Rowin (Gary's intern) really complete the ensemble of excellence this show has achieved in my eyes. I am a huge fan of the work of Dana Snyder, and it is great to see him on the screen as a person, rather that a squid, a milkshake, or some weird programmer in a viking hat (code monkeys). I really hope this show lasts for more than one season, and that Henry Zebrowski gets the recognition he deserves out of it. The first episode I watched about 5 times in a row, and didn't get sick of it. I was fiending for episode two and was not disappointed when it finally came to air. I am now eagerly awaiting episode 7, and will loyally follow this show till it's end.