TallBoyz

I had to make an IMDb account just to vent.

This show is funded by the CBC, which means every sketch has to be run through a filter to make sure it's inoffensive to literally everyone. That alone kills comedy. You can't be funny if you're afraid to take risks.

But even if they were allowed to push boundaries, it wouldn't matter. None of them have comedic timing. Not one. They feel like people acting funny as opposed to actually being funny people.

I'm sure these boys are a good hang, but I genuinely have no idea how this show has won seven awards.

I've seen funnier TikToks made by 11-year-olds.

This show is so cute and lovely, and of course, funny - it's one of my favs. I also appreciate more sketch comedy coming to out, the more the merrier.

It's as if they made this show for a bunch of 12 year old boys!

I got to 13 seconds and I just couldn't watch it anymore. Ninja style cries that remind me of Jackie Chan. I mean I turned to my mom and I said "Okay, that's enough of that!"! I'd rather watch a new season of Schitt's Creek because that show's creators are funny.

My mom didn't like it either so what does that say about the writers of this show?

A 21st century update of the Canadian sketch comedy format. Likable characters, fast pacing, and packed full of local references.

I've sincerely enjoyed three seasons of Tallboyz. It shifts well between joyful absurdity and thoughtful takes on pertinent issues. I especially find myself drawn to the genuine, and hilarious demeanour that Guled Abdi brings to his performances. Looking forward to following the career from all four core members of the cast.