User reviews

Overall pretty funny, but nothing amazing. Benedict Wong does a great job and Haley Joel Osmond has a pretty good guest appearance. Colin is still the best main character and continues to steal almost every scene he's in.

After watching ep4 I'm feeling appreciative of the first two because they were bang on. It had a steady pace and good writing.Episode three was okay but the fourth one was below average. I hope to god the following episodes pick up the pace and bring the season1 magic back!

I loved it. There was no unfunny moment. Within the first minute I knew it was going to be a great episode. The bit about the air purifier? Instant classic. Guillermo's chocolate-covered espresso beans and Nandor thinking it was really dry poop? Do not get me started. And to the other reviewer, you want accuracy in a... vampire show? That's an oxymoron. And it was more or so said Topher was a zombie, or at least a zombie-like person, after Wallace's spell.

After the deaths of seven familiars, a guy named Topher shows up. He manipulates the situation, taking advantage of Guillermo, pretending to be the one doing all the work. He is adored by everyone. They are always clueless, especially Nandor, who has no appreciation for what Guillermo does. Apparently, there have been vampire killers who routinely have stakes shoved through their hearts by our hero. When Topher gets electrocuted he is brought to a re-animator and brought back. However, he is out of his mind and probably a zombie. Nandor is angry because he thinks the two familiars are keeping him awake, playing their "juvenile" games. This episode is non-stop hilarity.

Workaholics creator and director Kyle y'all needed him and you got him and it's amazing.

How can a human be stronger than a vampire? Makes very little sense

Anyway, this episode was fairly funny. I laughed twice, which isn't bad. It's honestly above-average and better than most episodes in Season 1.