Bust Down

This show is Laugh-Out-Loud funny. I binge-watched all 6 episodes and I'm planning on re-watching them over and over again! Sam Jay, Jak Knight, Langston Kerman and Chris Redd came together like Voltron and made a one helluva project!

A simple show with a simple premise and worth all your time. The story lines feel super relatable, realistic, and timely. Using mostly unknown actors/actresses allows you to just enjoy the dialogue and compatibility without having expectations.

Hella funny! Writing is so damn good. It gets better with each episode. Also, the jokes touch on serious stuff in way but still makes me laugh out loud. I can't wait to see what they do next with more episodes.

Was looking forward to this as I love South Side and thought this would be the same. The promise of "edgy comedy" definitely appealed.

I barely made it through the first episode though. It didn't seem that funny. The edgy comedy seemed to consist of making fun of male on male sexual assault in the workplace by a supervisor. At least if your going to joke about something like that, make it funny.

But no. Maybe it gets better but definitely no.

It's a lower end casino in Gary, Indiana. There are various workers in dead end jobs. Sam (Sam Jay) is a gay food worker. Chris (Chris Redd) is a valet. Langston (Langston Kerman) is a janitor. Jak (Jak Knight) is a stock boy. Chauncey (Freddie Gibbs) is the HR manager.

Lorne Michaels is the big name executive producer. This lasted one season for 6 episodes on Peacock. Chris Redd has a very recognizable face and been around SNL. I'm not sure about the others in the cast. Sam Jay seems to be more a writer and contributed on SNL. In fact, everybody seems to do a lot of writing. This is a different type of sitcom. I can see why they couldn't get on the big networks. It's black. It's some good low fun with brains. It has an edge that isn't on other shows. It doesn't always work, but the writing does not stop.