Rodney79

Season 2 proves once again that there's truly nothing else like this show on TV. Nathan takes the already mind-bending concept from Season 1 and pushes it even further and to such impressive ways.

He seamlessly blurs the line between reality and scripted/ performance in ways that feel both hilarious and deeply unsettling. He is the kind of cringe and does awkward and uncomfortable better than anyone I've ever seen.

His commitment to detail is also insanely impressive. Gotta give props to his art department. They nail every detail and it adds so much to the show.

This show also forces viewers to reflect on their own social behaviors, fears, and insecurities, all while keeping you laughing at the absurdity of it all. Nathan is an awkward genius and I'm excited to see whatever else he comes up with.

This show is the epitome of unfiltered and brash comedy in the best ways. I loved it.

I'm very surprised to see so many negative reviews. I think those are partially by Tom Segura haters, which I'm still trying to fully understand, but it seems like quite a few of the online trolls have something out for the guy.

Either way, the series is doing something different and unique. Each episode delivers a rapid-fire mix of unsettling and shockingly hilarious scenarios, which I find impressive and very fun. It's definitely NOT for the easily offended, but for those who enjoy comedy that pushes limits and dives into the bizarre, Bad Thoughts is worth a watch.

Beyond the writing and jokes, the series is also surprisingly cinematic. Each sketch is shot with polish and I thought the team behind the camera did an extraordinary job. It elevates the chaos, giving even the most absurd moments a strangely beautiful, engaging edge.

This was such a refreshing watch! I found it hilarious, bold, and just the right amount of raunchy. In my opinion, comedy that fully embraces its outrageous premise works best and this nailed it.

Jennifer Lawrence also crushed it. I love seeing her in comedies -- she effortlessly blends wild humor with surprising heart. The film balances laugh-out-loud moments and awkward situations, delivering a fun, edgy ride that never takes itself too seriously.

It's a blast from start to finish, and a much-needed return to unapologetic, adult comedies that aren't afraid to push boundaries. I hope they make more movies like this, especially ones that feature funny women!