Jaw-droppingly bad. Let's look at some of the issues:
1. Wooden acting. Much of the dialogue is delivered in pretty much the same way a group of high school students asked to read through a script for the first time would do it. Speaking of which,
2. Reading from the script. The actors are doing, this, literally and blatantly.
3. Cringe dialogue. You've heard of shows ripped straight from the headlines? This is dialogue ripped straight from your MAGA aunt's facebook timeline. I can appreciate a show presenting a different perspective from mine, but only if it's done well.
4. Random laugh track. The imaginary audience laughs uproariously at lines that weren't obviously intended to be funny. It's weird.
Imagine All in the Family, but written by John McEntee, played straight, and starring Kevin Sorbo and Laura Loomer.
