Stumble

I just finished watching the first episode of Stumble, and I'm already hooked. The show perfectly balances comedy, authenticity, and the competitive spirit of junior college cheerleading. The mockumentary format works flawlessly-it feels natural, witty, and fresh without trying too hard.

Jenn Lyon completely steals the show. Her energy, timing, and delivery made every scene entertaining and kept me fully engaged from start to finish. She's the reason I'm excited to keep watching. The writing is sharp, the pacing is tight, and the humor lands every time.

I can definitely see Stumble having long-term success if it keeps this same level of energy and quality.

Clever writing that doesn't take itself seriously at all, which is a big part of its charm. Plus a great cast that perfectly match their roles. I was a cheerleader and appreciate the nod to the sport, as well as the exaggerated jokes that address some of the most ridiculous aspects of cheerleading. I've enjoyed every single minute so far!

This may be one of the funniest new comedies this season. The whole cast is hilarious, and their energy makes it work from the very beginning of this first episode. Jenn Lyon makes you laugh and care, and Kristin Chenoweth will have you cracking up as Tammy Istiny. A bright, feel-good start for NBC's latest comedy hit.

"That's what a good momma would do..."

I hate sports and chearleading and all that pageants or what not crazy stuff there is in US, but this show is certainly not about that!

It's a mockumentary like "Parks and Recreation", "The Office", "30rock", "Modern Family" and "Abbott's Elementary". I do like that kind of format when it is done right.

They do it right. The characters are all misfits bound together and are all kind of loveable.

Having seen the 3rd episode, I think it has a very good potential. So far, I really like it.

It can, must and will be successful. 🤸🏻

The JPM (jokes per minute) are off the wall and they always hit. The writing is clever and hilarious, the characters are so fun, and the vibe reminds me of early Brooklyn 99. It's plot is just a regular job done through absurdist comedy! Enjoy the lightness and laugh! Kristen Chenoweth as assistant coach Istiny is one of the funniest things I've seen on tv in so long. Keep it up ABC!!!