The Netflix Afterparty

After watching Cobra Kai season 3, it was nice not to let go of the characters and have them being interviewed for a bit. Except this was very close to unwatchable. Three hosts who might be talented, but those talents lie in different fields. They tell -clearly scripted- jokes at a disturbingly low pace, ask questions one by one for reasons which are not clear and make the show generally uncomfortable and weird. I have to be honest, I had to switch it off because it is more fun to write this review (or do my tax return, for that matter). So I never got to the explanation as to why there were three hosts present but the biggest stars of the shows were asked to call in, causing even worse chemistry.

I love Netflix, Cobra Kai was one of the best shows ever with an outright fantastic cast, but this mistake of a show demonstrated that even that combination can lead to something horrible.

The idea of this show is great and they have the opportunity to reach many beloved shows .Fortune Feimster is poor but she is still light years ahead of the other panel members. I think David Spade, thought this was a show about him, using every segment to promote himself rather than the shows/people he was supposed to be interviewing. Lastly and worse off all is London Hughes. She spent the whole show nosily interupting ppl to explain how she was Black and British. Apparently if you say this loudly and step on everyone elses lines it counts as humour. She made the show unwatchable.

This show was hard to watch. Awkward hosts, not funny jokes, and poor treatment of the guests. The hosts have no chemistry. The jokes were borderline offensive at times and the hosts were busy taking jabs at each other the whole time. The guests seemed like the sideshow for the hosts. Overall a poor experience and would not recommend it to anyone.

I watched this only because the cast of Cobra Kai were in it. But I could feel only anger and cringe at how the stars of Cobra Kai were treated. They seems as if they are present just to fill the guest seats. The host seemed as if he is star of the show himself. Overall, it was really cringeworthy.

The hosts were distracting and just generally bad at directing attention towards the show's guests, needless to say they were unbelievably unfunny