mcconnachiekieran

I found out about this through dead meat and wow.. as a fan of the league I've not seen Mark Duplass in much but this is definitely a great starter. I had no idea of how good of an actor he is as well as how quickly he can shift from one emotion to another in a snap. This character is very very interesting especially after the final two episodes, it helps flesh it out more than just a creep who kills. The friend I was watching it with said that the last two episodes ruined it for him because he didn't 'understand it' but I don't think that matters. The first film was filmed as a character study and that's what this feels like. A character study of a weird creepy guy showing how he gets his social interaction. The only main gripe I have with this show is the duration of the episodes, some of them are great at 20-25 mins such as the first episode, however I hope if we get a season two some of the episodes can be extended to around 40 minutes. I feel this would really help build more suspense and give a greater pay off because some episodes felt a little rushed due to the shorter runtimes.

I'm and avid sunny fan, and have been for a good couple years now. I have still enjoyed watching the newer seasons, and enjoyed 15 more than most did, though I still agree something felt off, from the characters, to being away from the bar for so long, even though I thought the Ireland setting had a certain charm, this is much closer to what I pertain as 'classic sunny' This episode really reminds me of my Favs of all time like the gas crisis and wrestles for the troops, so glad they're hitting their stride again. This was 100% my favourite episode of the season, and (after I rewatch it a bunch) a great contender for one of the best of the shop in my opinion, Ican't wait to see the rest of the season.

I also loved the callbacks to being frank, mac finds his pride, Charlie's American pride outfit, just great all round.