True Story with Ed & Randall

We loved it and there's nothing like it on tv. Give it a chance. The episodes get more interesting as it goes on and we were rolling with belly laughs.

So funny and so unlike most shows on TV. The show brings in people to be interviewed about their unique crazy stories . Funny past family events,some emotional touching events. Its wonderful how the 2 hosts /stars Ed Helms and Randall Park interact with each story teller. Sometimes they have short recreations done by many TV stars you will recognize.

As we spread the word about the show ,we found that friends,relative of various age groups were all hooked too.

We hope there are many more seasons !

I wasn't sure if I would like the show. But it is just so different from everything that is out now. This is reality that is truly unscripted and so entertaining! Everyday people tell true stories and are engaged by Ed and Randall to encourage them along. Funny reenactments add to the story and just make it an entertaining experience. I think the low ratings reflect how unusual this show is and that, if given the chance, the show could really become a huge success.

This show is surprising and funny but in a really unique way. Every week they take a different real person who has a story that is strange or outrageous and they retell it to Ed Helms and Randall Park who have never heard the story before. Their reactions and commentary are part of the joy! It's a different take on a show and one I really enjoyed. A couple of the stories were abit slow but overall it was really good and heartwarming in places. The great thing is that it is normal people telling their story rather than just actors rehashing it and Ed and Randell are literally like two normal people sharing their reactions, you totally forget they are famous when your watching it to be honest. It works really well. Comfort food TV that makes you smile is always a winner for me I'd like to see more of this show so hope there is another season.

I've been laughing so hard, multiple times, and I'm only on the second episode. I wonder where they find these people. The telling of these real-life adventures, just keep getting better as the stories progress. The two hosts have intelligent questions, that add to the story-teller's excitement. I did pick up on the omission of the actress Alexa Mansour from the cast credits, who plays the high school age Yasmin, in the second episode, Yasmin. The first story about Rick Steigerwald's Superbowl experience kept me laughing the entire time. It just kept getting better and better. What's not to love about this show?